Premiumbeat.com recently posted a great article detailing the ins and outs of streaming to YouTube. YouTube streaming can be difficult to jump into at a high quality, especially for those […]
Let’s start with YouTube. While Facebook has gotten a lot of attention lately, YouTube offers some distinct advantages. Let’s consider audience first.
YouTube doesn’t have a newsfeed or pages or groups. All it has is video. Sure, there are channels and playlists, but they’re just a collection of videos. Even the discussions on YouTube are centered around videos.
So, it should come as no surprise that YouTube wants you to watch videos. In fact, they don’t care (for the most part) which videos you watch as long as you stay on YouTube to watch them.
With that said, newer videos tend to be more relevant to questions being asked, so YouTube tends to promote those. Since nothing is newer than live, anyone searching on YouTube (or Google for that matter) is likely to get some live, or recently live videos as part of the search.
How to multistream live video from your program channel in Pearl-2 using an RTSP loopback and stream to both YouTube and Facebook at the same time.
Wondering how to configure the Epiphan Webcaster X2? PhotoJoseph will take you through how to do it for both YouTube and for Facebook.
Frequently asked questions about Webcaster X2, the simplest Facebook Live and YouTube encoder.
It’s time for a quality side by side review of Facebook and YouTube Live. Here at PTZOptics we broadcast to Facebook and YouTube respectively every week on Wednesdays and Fridays. Our experience live streaming has been nothing but positive yet the platforms are quite different. In this blog post, I hope to share the key differences in each platform and encourage our audience to use both services effectively.
This video will show you how to Livestream to BOTH Facebook and YouTube at the same time! This is an update to a previous video, as Facebook and Wirecast no longer support the previous method. This video is all you need!
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