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Showing posts with label web. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 14, 2020

How To Get Started with StreamYard, a live streaming studio in your browser

Lots of people are using StreamYard to live stream shows, to sites like Facebook and YouTube, and including guests, with the added ability to share their screen. Streamyard is different from some other solutions since it's web based, you don't have to download any software to use it.







You can get started on a FREE account, and then upgrade if you want additional features.

The easiest way to create professional live streams.
StreamYard is a live streaming studio in your browser. Interview guests, share your screen, and much more. Stream directly to Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, and other platforms.

I signed up and can show you the steps to get started to remove the mystery of live streaming. It's easy.

Sign Up
Sign up at StreamYard by entering your email, and then confirming with them that you are a real person and not a robot.

Then you can start a broadcast. I'll show you how.

Here we go!

1. Connect an account to StreamYard. Once connected, you can stream to it as often as you like.



Lots of choices here, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Periscope, Twitch, or Custom RTMP.

2. I'll pick Facebook to start.

Authorize Facebook.



3. Create a broadcast.

Want to try it out before going live? Create a broadcast and choose "Record only".



4. Create a TEST BROADCAST - RECORD ONLY



5. Let's Check your camera and mic



CLICK: ENTER BROADCAST STUDIO

6. Sharing a Single Shot



7. Sharing a Screen



8. Showing Viewer Comments



CONCLUSION
Streamyard is provides an easy was to get started in live streaming that allows you to both include guests, and sharing your desktop. Try it, what have you got to lose? ;-)


Join StreamYard - Disclosure.
Join StreamYard and you'll get $10 in credit. Once you've spent $25 with them, I'll get $25 in credit.

Pricing (Annual Plans)

Monday, May 20, 2013

Switch Shots on Wirecast With Keyboard Shortcuts

Switch Shots on Wirecast With Keyboard Shortcuts

This article tells you how to Remotely Control Wirecast with an iPad, but I like the part where is shows how to Switch Shots on Wirecast With Keyboard Shortcuts:
Wirecast has built-in keyboard shortcuts to switch between your “Shots”. The trick is to name each shot with a number at the beginning, for example “1 Main Camera” or “2 Remote Skype Video”. Then by holding the Option key and pressing the corresponding number on the keyboard the shot will be activated. Combine that with making sure “Autolive” is selected and when you press the commands the shots will switch on the fly.
Press OPTION 1 for camera 1, and OPTION 2 for camera 2.

Cool.

Thursday, February 14, 2008

She didn't copyright the images before posting them

A seal of approval - The Boston Globe:
"'Yes, folks, I witnessed John Mayer in a man thong. It pretty much made my life,' (Erin ) Horgan wrote on her blog. But Horgan's not so happy that she didn't copyright the images before posting them. Now, 60,000 page views later, her pictures are popping up all over, and she's not getting paid. 'I just wanted to show my girlfriends some funny pictures.'"
Aren't they copy-written by default?

Borrowing Images from the Web: An FAQ

Saturday, February 09, 2008

New England Press Association


New England Press Association - Originally uploaded on flickr by stevegarfield.

Heading over to the Copley Marriott to present at the New England Press Association Annual Convention:

Special Saturday Workshop, "Rebooting Your Newsroom: Adding Blogs, Podcasts, Citizens and the Web."

Friday, February 08, 2008

Yahoo! LIVE


Yahoo! LIVE - Originally uploaded on flickr by stevegarfield.

Tried out Yahoo! LIVE this morning and had over 100 people watching from around the world. Had problem listening to others in the chat and then it degraded fast when spammers entered the chat room and I had to turn into a moderator. Then the browser crashed so I left to eat breakfast.

Over on Scoble's blog he shares his thoughts, Qik kicks Yahoo’s new video service and I reply, ending with, “Leave Yahoo! Alone!”

Yahoo! Live is being talked about over on Techmeme.

Wednesday, February 06, 2008

LiveNewsCameras.com


LiveNewsCameras.com - Originally uploaded on flickr by stevegarfield.

My new favorite web site for news. http://www.livenewscameras.com/.

I am now following@livenewscameras on twitter. |

Found via Lost Remote: tinyurl.com/yotnvv

Wednesday, November 21, 2007