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What is Live Streaming?<\/b><\/span><\/h1>\n

Live streaming is online, real-time broadcasting of video and\/or audio. Broadcasting is certainly not new to the internet; nor is <\/span>real-time<\/span><\/i> broadcasting. Real-time broadcasting, also known as “Live Television” has existed for decades in the form of newscasts, sporting events, awards shows, morning shows, and other forms. What has changed is the delivery infrastructure and the end devices that receive the media. These changes developed over the course of the last three decades, and have made considerable strides in the last decade. We are at a point now where we conduct real-time broadcasts with our smartphones, delivering live video via the internet and social media platforms to anyone with a smartphone, computer, or internet connected television. The extremely complex infrastructure of the internet has made this process extremely easy for anyone. But what if you want to use a camera with better resolution than your phone? What if you want to use multiple cameras that are all simultaneously streaming live? There are many different options out there. We have identified our own, cost effective solutions for single and multi-camera setups.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n