Streaming Video

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Permalink Reply by Shaw Productions Inc. on July 19, 2009 at 4:21pm

Are you refering to Live Broadcast video? If so, here is a suggestion: Contact Brett Valach at 708-921-7505 or visit his website at WebCastOnline.com
I have done a lot of research and found them to be the more bang for you buck! Tell them Joan at Shaw Productions in Las Vegas told you about them. :)

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Permalink Reply by Earl Chessher on July 20, 2009 at 3:14pm

Also, check out UStream and LiveStream (formerly Mogulus) for additional information. Though I've not yet performed this service, I know people and groups who have used both of these and seem very satisfied with the potential and pricing, as well as the options.

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Permalink Reply by Sergiu Barsan on July 21, 2009 at 2:38am

Yea, ustream.tv and livestream.com work well, they offer free services as well paid for more advanced features. few days ago i've tested them, but I need to do more test's and see the if I can get the best result. Standard, you plug in your camera via firewire and just use mozilla for ex. and just broadcast.
Well, there are also third party software like adobe media encoder, that get's the video converted and send's it to the server, this option could give better results. I'm going to test it soon and see how it will work.

Sergiu

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