It can be intimidating, to say the least, when you scheduling a webcast for the very first time. It’s new and uncharted territories for many organizations. We understand that. Webcast Group makes it as easy as possible, and we are more than happy to provide honest answers to any and all of your questions.
To get you started, here are the four basic keys.
1. The Webcast Group Platform:
This is what your online viewers see and hear on their computers. Features include branding, slides, Q & A, polling, tech-support, registration, and in depth reporting. You want your viewers to enjoy a seamless on-line webcast that presents a high quality image of your organization. We make that possible. Webcast Group provides professional level webcasts and we have a long track record of success.
2. Audio, video and staging:
AV and staging includes microphones, one or more video cameras, mixers switchers, projectors, pipe and drape and more. AV can be as simple as a single camera and mic, or elaborate including multiple camera angles, staging , lighting, effects, and more. The quality of your webcast will be as good as the audio signal and video captured on site by your AV provider and equipment. More isn’t always better, quality is what is important here.
3. A high powered encoder:
A high powered encoder will capture a single stream and send it to Webcast Group’s platform. We then distribute the stream to your target audience over the Internet. Live encoding of audio and video is done by a very powerful computer configured as an encoder or an encoding appliance.
4. High speed outbound Internet:
Your venue must provide high speed Internet connectivity. This is commonplace now. Most venues offer this and their levels are perfectly acceptable for live event webcasting.
That’s it in a nutshell. Let us know how we can help you increase your on-line presence. We look forward to hearing from you and discussing your specific needs.
