Buyer’s Guide: Cameras
When it comes to choosing the right equipment for producing online video, it all starts with the camera. DSLR or Camcorder? We help you decide.
A leading expert on H.264 encoding for live and on-demand production, and as contributing editor to Streaming Media Magazine, has tested most cloud, enterprise and desktop encoding tools, worked with most online video platforms (OVPs) and live streaming services, and many webcast platforms.
Buyer’s Guide: Light Kits
Looking to light that CEO talk or customer testimonial? You’ll get what you pay for. Here’s what to look for in lighting kits, and a chart comparing five leading options.
Buyer’s Guide: Live Streaming Services
Production capability and user experience distinguish services. If you’re in the market, look to our comprehensive chart comparing Livestream, Justin.tv, Bambuser, MultiStream, and Ustream.
Buyer’s Guide: Online Video Platforms
With dozens of OVPs in the market, it’s harder than ever to select the right one. Here are some guidelines to help you choose.
Buyer’s Guide: Software Encoders
There are bundled, desktop, and enterprise offerings. Read on to learn which one is right for your needs.
Buyer’s Guide: Windows Production Stations
From the operating system to the graphics card, here is all you need to know to buy the best workstation for your budget.
Ustream Review: Strong Customization, but a Weak Embedded Player
The largest live streaming service, Ustream is strong choice due to its video control options and monetization programs.
Producing and Delivering Effective Video
On Wednesday, February 8, 2012, I had a chance to guest lecture for Prof. Joeseph Citta’s class New Media – Reel Delivery: Design for Media Distribution at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Rather than recycle some old presentations, I decid
Bambuser Review: A Simple Live Streaming Interface, but No Frills
While Bambuser is easy enough for video newcomers, it lacks configuration and monetization options.
Livestream Review: Strong Customization and Social Media Support
Part one of our four-part series on live video streaming services: While lacking some e-commerce tools offered by competitors, Livestream is still a top contender. Plus: a video preview of Livestream changes.