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Newsradar about Online Video Publishing Tools, Resources and Trends - Updated Daily
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Robin Good: The PanaCast Experience is a new prototype video camera capable of a 200° field of view, live streaming, and with the integrated ability for each viewer to custom select dinamically his favorite point of view. "In videoconferencing applications, the Panacast goes beyond a stationary, rectangular screen by providing a real-time panoramic view of the room and giving users the ability to pan and zoom the scene from their computer or mobile device." "The PanaCast uses a system of six cameras to capture HD video at 60 frames per second, and a custom-developed video processor that synchronizes and stitches all the images in real time to create a single, 200-degree panoramic view of the room." The Panacast camera itself runs an instance of the Linux operating system and features a dual-core ARM 11 processor. "Altia’s server then uses a low-latency encoding process that allows you to stream the video over a cellular or Wi-Fi connection, unlike some videoconference systems that require dedicated bandwidth. Remote participants can view video using the company’s Mac or Windows app or on their iPhone or Android devices. On mobile devices, you can use familiar touch gestures, such as pinch-to-zoom and swiping left or right, to zoom in on notes written on a whiteboard or to pan over to a speaker on the other side of the room." Check this review of the Panacast on GigaOM: http://gigaom.com/2012/11/13/altia-systems-makes-video-conferencing-panoramic/ N.B.: The PanaCast does not have a built-in microphone. The PanaCast apps are free, and there is no subscription fee for up to two simultaneous remote participants. The Panacast camera is being crowd-funded through Kickstarter and it has already reached its funding goal much ahead of its deadline.
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Robin Good: Broadcast for Friends is a new video streaming app from Ustream which allows to send live video from your iPhone to your Facebook page. From the Mashable review: "...Videos can be recorded using either the forward-facing or rear-facing camera on your phone, and there are a number of built-in filters — which can be changed while you film –- in order to give your video a distinctive look. A free download, signing up for BFF simply requires you to authorize the app via Facebook, a natural move since your ultimate goal will of course to be to broadcast the video you record onto the social network. ...An Only Me, Friends, and Public option shows up before you start, letting you decide how your video is shared. ...Once you select a privacy setting there’s a 3-second countdown and then you’re streaming live. ...Videos are only saved to your Facebook profile if you choose to save them once you’re done filming. ...As you’re shooting your video, likes and comments you receive on your Facebook post are displayed in real time on your phone. ...Broadcast for Friends will be available soon for the iPhone. You can sign up on Ustream’s website to be notified when it goes live." Source: http://mashable.com/2012/08/16/ustream-broadcast-with-friends/ Sign up page: http://launch.broadcastforfriends.com/
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Robin Good: While back in October '11 GoPro had already released a first option for the GoPro Hero 2 that allowed direct live video streaming over WiFi, now the company has made available a full WiFi Bacpac and WiFi Remote combo which provide some really unique additional features to these already excellent portable camcorders. Here the key features offered in this kit: ____________ -> Control up to 50 cameras a time from up to 600’/ 180m away with the Wi-Fi Remote -> Enjoy full camera control, including ON/OFF, SHUTTER and SETTINGS control -> LCD screen mirrors your camera’s status LCD screen -> Attachment strap, key ring, and charging cable included -> Waterproof to 10′/3m _________________________________ -> Use your Smartphone or Tablet as a live video remote control -> Enjoy convenient live video + photo preview and playback -> Wi-Fi transfer your favorite videos and photos from your GoPro to your Smartphone or Tablet and share with friends -> Use your Smartphone as a hotspot to live stream video and share photos + videos to the web ____________________________________ Live stream video or share photos and videos directly to the web from your GoPro, wherever you have a network connection More info: http://gopro.com/hd-hero-accessories/wi-fi-bacpac-remote-combo/
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Robin Good: Evinar is a new app that allows you to live stream your show, webinar, performance or event on your Facebook Page and to sell tickets for it. Key features include:
Here is how it works: 1. Create your show on Evinar 2. Get The Word Out 3. Fans Buy Tickets 4. Show Time Examples: http://www.evinar.com/examples Try it out: http://www.evinar.com/
Fabrizio Pucci's curator insight,
December 2, 2012 1:57 PM
Spesso musicisti di jazz mi chiedono come utilizzare internet per aumentare la propria popolarità. Evinar è un'applicazione che può aiutare e quindi da provare!
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From the official YouTube blog: "This new software is free for YouTube partners and allows you to produce and stream professional-looking live events directly to YouTube from your desktop. It allows capture and switching between multiple video and audio sources, roll in of media files and images and add live effects and overlays. If you’re enabled for livestreaming, you’ll see a link to download Wirecast for YouTube in your YouTube account." More info: http://youtubecreator.blogspot.it/2012/04/celebrating-youtube-lives-first.html Learn more about YouTube Live at: http://www.youtube.com/live
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Robin Good's insight:
Camcada is a professional live video streaming service which allows you to broadcast live video from most any webcam, camcorder or IP camera and deliver it to a maximum of 2000 concurrent viewers. Professionals and organizations can use Camcada also to charge for viewers to attend, and the video player interface can be fully customized and branded with your company logo. The live stream video player can be embedded on any site. Here is my full list of key features:
N.B.: To live stream, you will need a software encoder, like the immediately downloadable Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder or Tricaster. Free trial available (unlimited use for up to five concurrent users). FAQ: http://www.camcada.com/faq Pricing info: http://www.camcada.com/pricing What you need to know: http://www.camcada.com/how-to More info & try-out: http://www.camcada.com/ (Image credit - cameraman concert - Shutterstock)
Camcada's comment,
March 13, 2013 4:22 PM
Thank you for a great review! In next weeks new features will be available, i.g. pay-by-view, recording etc. If you will have any questions or ideas how to make our service better, please contact us at www.camcada.com/support :o)
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Robin Good: If you are interested in new tools and technologies in the live video streaming space, you probably want to bookmark this German company, dedicated entirely to the development of professional software codecs: NanoCosmos. Their newest product, nanoStream 3.0 contains many new features, a new SDK and Web Plugins for Windows and MacOS. In particular, "the new multi-encoder streaming function allows parallel live encoding and streaming with multiple video formats and quality levels at the same time. You can even record video in Full HD to H.264/MP4 or MPEG files, in different quality video streams."
Here is a feature comparison with the Flash Media LE: PDF brochure: http://www.nanocosmos.de/v4/en/products/doc/nanocosmos-LiveVideoEncoder.pdf More info about the live video streaming browser plugin: http://www.nanocosmos.de/v4/en/products/nanoStream-web-plugin-live-video-encoder.html
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Paul Colligan demonstrates how you can screencast LIVE on YouTube using Google Plus and the screen sharing feature in the Google. Source: http://www.PaulColligan.com Via Baiba Svenca, Alex Briscese
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Robin Good: Google Hangouts On-Air is finally live and accessible inside my Google + account. You can check whether you can now live stream from Google+ and YouTube by logging in inside your G+ account and creating a new hangout. If you see the checkmark allowing you to activate the "on-air" feature, you are all set. Find out now: https://plus.google.com/hangouts For a full comprehensive guide on how to use Google Hangouts On-Air, please check out this one: http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/google-hangouts-on-air-guide/
Gianluca Orrico's comment,
May 23, 2012 3:56 AM
thanks robin, but in italy the option there isn't. Do you know something?
Robin Good's comment,
May 23, 2012 4:08 AM
Hi Gianluca, also in Italy is available eccome! Maybe it is not yet active in your account but it will be soon.
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From the official announcement: "Today we're excited to launch Hangouts On Air to Google+ users worldwide. So if you have something to say—as an aspiring artist, a global celebrity, or a concerned citizen—you can now go live in front of a global audience. With just a few clicks, you’ll be able to: See how many viewers you’ve got. During your broadcast, you can look inside the hangout to see how many people are watching live. Record and re-share. Once you're off the air, we’ll upload a public recording to your YouTube channel, and to your original Google+ post. This way it's easy to share and discuss your broadcast after it's over. Of course, launching millions of live stations takes some doing, so we're rolling out Hangouts On Air gradually, over the next few weeks." Official announcement: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2012/05/google-hangouts-on-air-broadcast-your.html Find out more: http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/onair.
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Robin Good: This is HOT for anyone wanting to live video stream from just about any location without needing to carry a computer to do so. This new small red box does everything you need to encode in real-time the HDMI output of your camcorder and to stream it live (up to 2.3Mbps) to the new Livestream video service. Livestream Broadcaster supports 3G/4G, WiFi and Ethernet direct connections and it will shortly announce a number of selected telecom providers in the US and Europe that will be compatible with this system. The red box costs $495 for the firsth three months and then $45/mo thereafter and it will be be available from the end of May in the US and Europe. Check this short review and video: http://www.geeknewscentral.com/2012/04/13/livestream-broadcaster-lets-you-stream-without-a-computer/ Tech specs: http://new.livestream.com/broadcast-live/livestream-broadcaster-specs FAQ: http://new.livestream.com/broadcast-live/livestream-broadcaster-faq More info: http://new.livestream.com/broadcast-live/livestream-broadcaster (Thanks to Alex Briscese for having caught this gem)
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LiveStream, the web company that provides one of the best live video streaming services available, has recently announced a new line of portable live video production mixers and switchers which have been designed specifically for live video streaming of physical events.
The new live production switchers include the Livestream Studio™ HD50 ($ 6,999 SRP), HD900 ($ 14,999) and HD1700 ($ 24,999) and feature the following key specs:
Screenshots and features: http://store.livestream.com/pages/livestream-studio-screenshots#content
Tech specs: http://store.livestream.com/pages/livestream-studio-techspecs#content
Models: http://store.livestream.com/pages/livestream-studio-models#content
FAQ: http://store.livestream.com/pages/livestream-studio-faq#content
Where to buy: http://store.livestream.com/pages/livestream-studio-buy#content
More info: http://store.livestream.com/pages/livestream-studio