#Webcasts

[intlforestday]

Showcasing transformative forest innovations.

On March 21st, the International Day of Forests 2024 will celebrate “Forests and innovation” with a livestreamed session showcasing transformative forest innovations. Discussions will focus on how innovation and technology enhance forest monitoring, reporting, protection, restoration, and sustainable use. The need to scale up innovations to halt deforestation, and empower indigenous peoples as forest guardians, will also be explored to develop new solutions for a better world.

#sustainable forest management #international day of forests #food and agricultural organization #webcasts #forests and innovations #fao forestry

[sincere-community]

SINCERE COMMUNITY WEBCASTS PODCAST https://rss.com/podcasts/sincerecommunitywebcasts/ via @rss

#podcast #emergingartist #sincerecommunity #amazingradio #personal story #personal journal #webcasts #soundbites #episodes #arts therapy #rss #adult learning #humanities #social sciences

[thespidersfrommarz]

when will my wife (dr. martha jones) return from war (not having a TV appearance since 2008)?

#i know there's the webcast and the novels and audios but it's not the same :( #yeti's speaks #doctor who #martha jones

[haveyouseenthishorrormovie]

SUMMARY: When two young filmmakers suspect their neighbours are involved with the abduction of a teenage girl, they begin to run surveillance on them, and that's when things start to go wrong.

#webcast (2018) #found footage #2010s #united kingdom #european movie #horror #movies #poll

[greenwoodsister]

#jonny greenwood #radiohead #amateur night iii #radiohead webcast #kid a/amnesiac #2002

[i-clash-with-everything]

Every time the BBC starts announcing new Doctor Who stuff my primary thought is always the same. Bring back The Mara you cowards

#doctor who #classic who #listen its my favourite okay #big psychic parasite that looks like a snake and makes you act on your darkest impulses and desires #whats NOT to like #i get that its been in like books and that one webcast since cradle of the snake came out #but i want to see it in the main series again

[viir-tanadhal]

"We are the boys" (Oct 2, 1999) by David Bennun for The Observer

Neil's major flub during their Creamfields '99 performance

#pet shop boys #psb #the 'it's disco!'. the look over to chris. the shrug. him walking over to chris and touching his arm LMAOOOOOOOOOOO #btw this was a recording of the webcast so the quality is ass but even in 144p there is so much going on #truly one of the neil flubs of all time

[notsoinnocentsblog]

Thingking out going into webcamming

What do you think?

#buy my foot pictures #goddess #goddess worship #pay me for pics #pay me money #pay me to be cute #pay piggy #paypig #paypigswanted #paypigswelcome #webcasting #webcam selfie

[twitchingandsalivating]

#thom yorke #in a box #radiohead #thumbs down webcast 2007

[heelhausen]

thank u matty for reminding me hockey tonight everyone say thank u matty

#thank u nhl webcast for my life as well #I’ve got witchlight in one window and hockey in da other

[yagodichjagodic]

Webcast (2018) dir. Paul McGhie.

#personal #webcast 2018 #Paul McGhie #found footage #folk horror #horror movies

[doctorwho2022]

Doctor Who episodes that aired on the 6th of September…

In 1975, Terror of the Zygons Part Two

In 1980, The Leisure Hive Part Two

In 1986, The Trial of a Time Lord Part One

In 1989, Battlefield Part One

In 2014, Robot of Sherwood

#Doctor Who #Four #Tardis #The beginnings of seasons 23 and 26 in 1986 and 1989 respectively #The one-story courtroom drama season and the final season #On this day in 1999 the novel The Blue Angel came out. Featuring Iris Wildthyme- a star trek parody- and a real life Fitz/Eight AU #and on this day in 2002 the final episode of the webcast Real Time came out #1975 #1980 #1986 #1989 #2014 #September

[trekwiz]

I'm 2/3 of the way through this certification course, and I still can't figure out who the target audience really is.

They literally had a whole section on, "if your event is virtual, you should take the budget you would have used on boxed lunches and spend it on something like webcasts."

I'd be pissed if I had spent my own money on this course.

#they also gloss over more complicated topics #they suggested bringing your event audience back with new content after the event is over #great. that's obvious. you're going to tell me which kind of content is more effective after the fact. right? right? #nope. please give me info on whether new webcasts or short videos will appeal to an audience. what about blog posts? panel discussion? #oh. you're not going to give me any concrete info. thanks for wasting my time

[heresiae]

me, after consuming 10 seasons of Doctor Who in two months: I'm going to watch the Eight's ones because yes

*learn about eight media*

me: I hate you all -.-

#doctor who #eight doctor #I have the same problem with River #I just want to watch #what the heck is this fascination with the webcasts?!?!

[hybridevents]

How To Choose The Right Webcast Provider

Introduction

There are a lot of different factors that go into choosing the right webcast provider. Consider cost, but you also need to consider reliability and support. What about user experience? How does the quality of streams stack up against other providers? You can't just choose the cheapest option—you have to do your homework!

Cost

What is the total cost of ownership?

How much does it cost to get started?

How much will you pay per lead?

How much will you pay per viewer?

Reliability

Reliability is a significant factor when choosing webcast providers. If you're hosting an event that requires registration or payment, it's crucial to ensure that your site will be up and running when users need it to be.

Look for a company with a good track record of uptime and few outages.

Ask about their Downtime Statistics: How often does the service go down?

What's Their Uptime Percentage? This is generally measured in the percentage of time that the system is available, i.e., how long do they stay up every day?

Support

One of the most important factors when choosing a webcast is their support. Support is critical because it can make or break your event. The ability to get in touch with someone who can help you with any problems you have, and respond to your questions quickly, is crucial for ensuring that your webcast runs smoothly.

Support should be available 24/7—this way, no matter when an issue needs resolving, they'll be there for you! They should also be responsive to resolve concerns quickly; if they take too long to reply, it may mean they're busy or not knowledgeable enough about what they're doing (or both). Finally, ensure that whoever is providing support has the necessary knowledge required for setting up and running everything correctly so as not to cause additional stress on top of the other problems already faced by attendees or presenters alike.

User Experience (UX)

User experience (UX) is the sum of all a user's interactions with your product or service. It goes way beyond just the user interface (UI). To get a good UX, you need to consider everything from ease of use in registration and payment to video and sound quality during your webcast.

Many different factors affect a person's overall satisfaction when they use an app or website, but there are five specific areas where most websites have room for improvement:

Content design

Navigation

Visual design/usability

Branding/experience consistency

Quality of Streams

When choosing webcast service providers, it's essential to pay attention to the quality of their streams. A webcast should be clear and high-quality, without any dropped frames or pixilation.

In addition to streaming the event live, you should consider what downloads will be available for on-demand viewing. Most providers offer multiple qualities for these downloads so that attendees can choose which works best for them (i.e., mobile users may prefer a lower resolution).

What Other People Are Using.

You can also look for an online meeting provider that is popular and has a good reputation. This will help you find a webcast provider that has been around for years, knows the industry well, and has many satisfied customers.

Another way to find out which webcast providers are worth considering is by asking other people who have used them. Ask them what they liked or disliked about their experience with the company.

Don't just go with the cheapest option.

While many good webcast providers offer low-cost solutions, it is essential to remember that you get what you pay for. Nonetheless, choosing a provider who shows too much at a low cost can bite you unexpectedly if your needs grow or change over time. To avoid paying more than necessary, finding a balance between price and quality is essential.

Conclusion

Webcast providers are a dime a dozen. Choosing the right one for you is an overwhelming task, but we hope this article will make it easier. We've broken down the most important factors to consider when choosing a webcast service and given some tips on how to find the right one for your needs.

#webcast #webcasting

[takashimatsuyama]

“不規則なシグナル -Irregular Signals-” video streaming is available on Peatix

http://ptix.at/gUVSXA

#art #contemporary dance #dance #performance #music #video #streaming #webcast #japan