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Live & Events

Live Streaming

Put a concert, conference, hearing or game on every screen at once, with a delivery network built for large live audiences.

The challenge

Why this matters

You have one chance to get a live event right. Viewers are in different countries, on different devices and on connections you cannot control, and a stall in the first minute costs you the audience.

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Live Streaming

What it is

Live Streaming in plain words

Omni Media Cast Live Streaming takes the program feed from your encoder or production switcher and delivers it through our content delivery network. Viewers get an quick-start picture on phones, tablets, computers, smart TVs and set-top boxes, in a quality that matches their connection.

You can run it for a single press conference or a season of events. The same account covers scheduling, a branded watch page, recording, and reports on who watched.

Benefits

What you get

Quick-start playback

Viewers press play and the picture starts. Several quality levels are prepared for every stream, so a phone on a weak connection and a living-room TV on fiber each get the best picture they can hold.

Built for events, not just channels

Concerts, conferences, sporting events, training, distance learning and press conferences all run on the same delivery system, from small internal sessions to open public audiences.

Record while you broadcast

An auto-record option saves every broadcast to your video library as an on-demand file, and a manual record option starts a recording at any moment of the live show. Replays can be published soon after the event ends.

One team, one network

Delivery, recording, reporting and support come from one company, so there is no hand-off between a streaming vendor, a hosting vendor and a player vendor.

How it works

Simple to start, simple to run

Step 1

Connect your source

Send the feed from a hardware or software encoder, a production switcher, or a satellite downlink. We give you the ingest details and check the signal with you.

Step 2

Schedule and brand the watch page

Set the start time, title and page design. Share one link or embed the player in your own site.

Step 3

Broadcast and watch the numbers

Go live. See the signal, the audience and the quality in one view while the event runs.

Step 4

Publish the replay

The recording is already in your library. Trim it, add captions or languages, and release it on demand.

Details

What is included

Delivery
  • Multi-quality stream preparation for each device
  • Content delivery network
  • Phone, tablet, computer, smart TV and set-top box playback
  • Embeddable player and hosted watch page
Recording and replay
  • Auto-record every broadcast
  • Manual record during a live event
  • Replays stored in the video-on-demand library
  • Fast publishing after the event ends
Reporting
  • Audience size and viewing time during and after the event
  • Reports by device and region
  • Export for your own analysis

Illustrative scenario

A public agency schedules a press conference for the next morning. The team connects its encoder, shares one link with the news desk and the public, and publishes the recording to its on-demand library an hour after the briefing ends.

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One team from camera to viewer

Capture, delivery, recording and reports come from one company, so there is nobody to chase when the event is live.

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Questions

Common questions

What do I need to start?

A source of video and audio, an encoder or switcher that can send a stream, and a good upload connection. If you are unsure, our team can survey the venue and recommend a setup.

Can viewers watch on a phone or a TV?

Yes. Phones, tablets, computers, smart TVs, and set-top boxes and media players are all supported through the same stream.

Can I record the event?

Yes. Recording can start automatically each time you go live, or you can start it by hand at any moment. The file lands in your video library.

Ready for Live Streaming?

Tell us about your project and we will reply with a clear plan.