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November, 2013

  • 8 November

    Elemental Cloud: Streaming Media’s Comprehensive Hands-On Review

    Let’s save us both a lot of time. If you’re looking for the cheapest cloud encoding service for low-volume production quantities, skip to the next article; Elemental Cloud isn’t for you. On the other hand, if you’re a high-vol

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  • 7 November

    Tutorial: Capturing Soundboard Audio for Live Event Video

    Connecting your camcorder to an external microphone or soundboard is a critical skill for any event or corporate videographer, though it can be surprisingly challenging, making it an exercise best performed well in advance of the actual live event. I

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  • 7 November

    Onstream Vs. Livestream: Which Is Better for Online Events?

    I recently kicked off six streaming-specific webinars. My motivation? To sell copies of my new book. Rather than market through book reviews and bloggers, I decided to reach out directly to potential buyers with content.

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  • 5 November

    The Future of HEVC: It’s Coming, but with Plenty of Questions

    HEVC is the next-gen compression technology lauded as the enabler for a host of new services and capabilities. I discuss the historical development of HEVC and its technical underpinnings in my article “What Is HEVC (H.265)?” In this article, I’ll briefly review those findings and focus on how quickly HEVC will make a mark in streaming media and OTT markets. …

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  • 4 November

    Review: The HP Z1 as a Webcaster’s Workstation

    HP's Z1 is the first all-in-one computer with workstation components and field serviceability. Here, encoding expert Jan Ozer takes a look at how this workstation-class portable PC fared in a live production and webcast environment, with testing emph

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  • 4 November

    How-To: Calculating Outbound Bandwidth Requirements for Live Events

    Live event production is great, but if you can’t get the signal out of the building and to your streaming server, you’re dead in the water. I wrote a How To article for Streaming Media Magazine on this topic. Here are the first few paragraphs: Outbound bandwidth can make or break a live streamed event. Unfortunately, while this used to …

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October, 2013