Take Our Wirecast Live Streaming Training

Posted by Derrick on January 10, 2011 under Video Streaming and Compression | Be the First to Comment

Take our Wirecast Live Streaming Training to get up to speed with Wirecast.  Many media content providers, educational institutions, and TV stations need to get familiar with how to perform Live Streaming. This class is an excellent option for doinng that because you acclimated with using Telestream’s Wirecast and understanding Live Streaming. There’s another class coming up in February for Mac and PC users. Check out the Video Streaming and Compression Training Schedule for more details.

Give us a call about signing up to attend one of our Wirecast Live Streaming Trainings in On-line.  Call Freeman Compression Inc. at 407.477.5837 for more information or E-mail us at info@freemancompression.com.  Individuals from any country can attend our On-line training classes.

Wowza Trainings Coming Up Next Week

Posted by Derrick on January 7, 2011 under Video Streaming and Compression | Be the First to Comment

Wowza Trainings coming up next week. We have three flavors of On-line Wowza Media Server Trainings taking place the week of Jan. 10th. We have the 1-Day Wowza Media Server 2 Training -PC, 1-Day Wowza Media Server Training -Mac, and the  1-Day Amazon EC2 Wowza Media Server Training. These training classes come complete with .HTML templates, set-up guides and post training support.

Give us a call about signing up to attend one of our Wowza Media Server Trainings On-line. Call Freeman Compression Inc. at 407.477.5837 for more information or E-mail us at info@freemancompression.com. Individuals from any country can attend our On-line training classes.

Wirecast 4 Live Streaming to Flash Requires an Intel Processor for Mac

Posted by Derrick on December 13, 2010 under Video Streaming and Compression | Be the First to Comment

Wirecast 4 Live Streaming to Flash Requires an Intel Processor for Mac. This is important for those that might still have PowerPCs they want you use for Live Encoding . You’ll have to plan on an upgrade to at least an Intel Mac to do  Live Streaming with Wirecast 4. To get more details on the other Mac system requirements look here:

http://www.telestream.net/wire-cast/tech-specs.htm

There are many new features in version 4 of Wirecast so the upgrade has added benefits.

Podcasting Simple Option for Delivering Videos

Posted by Derrick217 on November 20, 2010 under Video Streaming and Compression | Be the First to Comment

Podcasting is a simple option for delivering videos.  For organizations that need to deliver web video and video to the Video iPod, iPhone, and iPod Touch, Podcasting is a wise option to consider.  When you have a Podcast your videos will be available on both Mac, PC, and any device that can play Podcasts with iTunes.  Once your subscribers are connected to your Podcast they’ll automatically get your latest video updates based on their iTunes Preference settings.  Here’s what makes it easy once your Podcast is up and running.  To add a new video you only need to add the link to the video URL in a new blog post.  This is simplistic for those that have a workflow created to encode videos and then upload them directly to their server.

If you’d like to implement a Video Podcast or Audio Podcast for your organization give Freeman Compression Inc. a call at 407-477-5837 or E-mail us at info@freemancompression.com.  We can provide you with consulting services for the Podcast set-up then train you and your staff on how to use it.

Yummy FTP Software Provides Scheduled Uploading

Posted by Derrick on September 22, 2010 under Video Streaming and Compression | Be the First to Comment

Yummy FTP software provides scheduled uploading of files to your Web Server or Streaming Server.  Yummy is one of the coolest FTP applications that I’ve seen.  Currently the program is only available for Mac users and there’s a 30 day trial if you want to take the tool for a “test drive”.

The scheduling feature of Yummy is amazing and allows you to designate an FTP folder for automated scheduling.  You can have Yummy check your FTP folder for new files every day, every hour, or every 15 minutes.  Basically you can choose whatever frequency you want for scheduling.  Yummy will be great for those that have a Streaming Video Operation.  You can encode your videos and have them output to your FTP folder.  Then, whenever there are new encoded videos, the files will be delivered to the Web Server or Streaming Server.  If you’re a Mac user make sure you give the Yummy FTP software a try.