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Traci Ruether is a Colorado-based B2B tech writer with a background in streaming and network infrastructure. Aside from writing, Traci enjoys cooking, gardening, and spending quality time with her kith and kin.
Follow her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/traci-ruether/ or learn more at https://traci-writes.com/.
Simulcasting: What It Is and How It Works
For most broadcasters, the goal is simple: reach as many viewers as possible. Achieving this, however, is a bit more complex. Not only is there more content than ever before, but also more platforms…
Read MoreSimulcast to Facebook and YouTube With Wowza Streaming Engine
For broadcasters looking to get their message out through every medium possible, Wowza Streaming Engine supports simultaneous streaming to multiple sources using the Stream Targets functionality. Called simulcasting, this enables broadcasters to stream across…
Read MoreRTMP Tutorials: From Server Setup to Low-Latency Streaming
Looking to live stream content packaged with the Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP)? In this collection of RTMP tutorials, we cover everything from setting up an RTMP server to configuring a low-latency workflow for professional…
Read More5 Common WebRTC Workflows
Web Real-Time Communications, or WebRTC, has been around for a decade. During this time, the open-source project has gone from an emerging technology to a mainstream standard for many streaming applications. The death of Flash and increasing…
Read MoreWhat Protocol Is Right for Your Workflow: Delivery (Update)
Last week’s post looked at picking the right protocol for live streaming ingest. So today, we’re zeroing in on the opposite end of the live streaming workflow: delivery. A different protocol is often used…
Read MoreWhat Protocol Is Right for Your Workflow: Ingest (Update)
Live streaming workflows can vary immensely, but six key steps are often involved: Capturing the stream with a camera or smart device. Compressing the video and audio data using an encoder. Ingesting that content into a streaming…
Read MoreWebRTC Use Cases for Professional Streaming
If you’re wondering what Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC) can be used for, the answer is in its name. Let’s break it down: The web part of WebRTC means that the technology supports web applications by working directly…
Read MoreHow to Stream Live Events: The Ultimate Guide (Update)
Introduction Concerts, tradeshows, church services, and town halls all went virtual in 2020. As a result, live event production companies were forced to digitally transform at a breakneck pace. The kicker? This all had…
Read More2021 Video Streaming Latency Report
The need to replicate real-life exchanges with live streaming technology has never been so crucial. Over the past two years, businesses in every industry have leaned on video streaming to better engage their audiences…
Read MoreThe Complete Guide to Live Streaming (Update)
What Live Video Streaming Is, How It Works, and Why You Need It Live video streaming is skyrocketing in popularity. It will account for approximately 13 percent of all internet traffic by 2022, representing…
Read MoreVideo Transcoding: What It Is and How It Works
Transcoding allows broadcasters to convert live and on-demand streams using a streaming software or service to optimize content for each step of the workflow. This ensures greater accessibility, improved efficiencies, and a higher quality experience —…
Read MoreVideo Streaming Latency Survey 2021
We’re researching how content distributors are currently using, and want to be using, low-latency streaming. We’d love your help informing our overall knowledge of latency trends for use in an upcoming report. The best…
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