The phrase “lecture capture” is often used as a blanket term for the various video learning applications in education. In reality, lecture capture is just one of the tools used to assist a specific application.
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Whether webcasting house of worship services, enterprise communications, government meetings, or similar live events, Matrox Monarch LCS video encoding appliance makes live webcasting simple. Delivering high-quality streams to Facebook Live, […]
Is your live stream everything you want it to be? If not, it’s likely that budget is part of the reason why. Here, some simple (inexpensive) improvement measures. It’s probably easy to […]
Offering churches a simple, volunteer-friendly way to do high-quality video production, the Epiphan Pearl Mini features the ability to stream, record and switch between multiple video sources from a single, […]
Athletic, cultural, and religious events are simultaneously streamed to multiple destinations for maximum reach John Brown University (JBU) celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2019, which will mark the start of […]
As live streaming media interest grows with it grows the technology and popularity. And now with the ability to live stream becoming easier not only are more people doing their own productions, but more people are watching.
There are more options available for live streaming. This guide will help you determine which services are right for your technical parameters and business goals.
The annual NAB event always affords School Video News the opportunity to meet our partners and learn in depth what they are doing to help the education market.
This year we spent time with George Klippel, Director of Channel Sales for LiveU.
If you’re a well-known news or TV personality; a celebrity promoting your latest project; a touring author; the inventor of a cool new product; or a subject-matter expert lending your voice to current events or gift guides, you probably use satellite media tours (SMTs) to reach dozens of markets around the country at the same time. But what if you could take this a step further, and reach audiences of unlimited size around the world?