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  The simplest cameras for use with live streaming are webcams. They’re also the cheapest and most easily available, being part of any smartphone or laptop. More advanced cameras deliver more versatility, advanced features that aren’t normally found on webcams, and superior image quality than most webcams. However, they are also much more expensive, especially […]

  Sometimes you just want to share your happiness with the whole world, right? Or at least with your distant friends, not to mention having a video of the event for reminiscence or a reminder of what a great day it was. It’s like wedding photos, only the twenty-first century. How do you have a […]

  As a broadcaster, there is a wide variety of effects you can add to enhance your video stream. One of the more technically challenging effects is split-screen streaming. With the split-screen steaming effect, users combine two (or more) live video streams into a single presentation. Each discrete view maintains in its own section of […]

  Are you interested in live streaming your church’s events? Learn what equipment you’ll need and how to fully test before live video streaming. From cameras and encoders to professional streaming services, we’ll cover a full range of live streaming equipment you’ll need to test before broadcasting. End-to-end Test This will encompass everything we talked about […]

Note to our readers: Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder is NO longer a recommended encoder at Dacast as it is being depreciated by Adobe. As a free encoding software alternative, we recommend OBS Studio and you can access how to use it here.  Looking for streaming solutions for your broadcasts? Want to stream live video […]