Category Archives: The video experts blog

Pay-Per-View Video Streaming: What It Is and How It Works [2025 Update]

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Pay-per-view video hosting is a great way to monetize your content. With pay-per-view (PPV), your viewers get the option to sample your content without commitment. This alone is a powerful and enticing method to gain new viewers.  Whether it is through pay-per-view video platform events, a sports streaming website, or for a media production company–based […]

Comparison of the 12 Best Video Transcription Software in 2025

Around 83% of viewers prefer watching videos without sound, and this is especially true for mobile viewers (92%). So, how do you make your videos more accessible to this silent majority? With video transcription software.  These tools bring you one step closer to descriptive closed captioning on your videos, but that’s not their only use […]

How To Live Stream Church Services: The Ultimate Guide for 2025

If the events of 2020 showed us anything, it was that technology truly has the power to bring people together, even when there are hundreds of miles between us. Live streaming allowed us to experience events we couldn’t attend in person and enjoy them as if we were actually there. That includes religious sermons and […]

How Using AI for Video Streaming Helps Broadcasters

Businesses use videos for various purposes, from training employees to engaging their target audiences with educational content. According to Wyzowl, 91% of businesses use videos for marketing purposes, and 90% of those who use videos claim they deliver a good return on investment (ROI). To host and stream these videos, businesses can either use free […]

Best Low-Latency Video Streaming Solutions to Live Stream in 2025

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When streaming live videos as a professional, you must focus on creating an excellent experience for your viewers. One way to create a great live video viewing experience is by keeping the latency on your streams low. Imagine live-streaming a concert or live event, for example. You excite your viewers by creating buzz around the event on […]