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Webcasting live with WebcastWarehouse allows you to broadcast sound or video encoded in one of the main popular formats for Flash, Windows Media, or MP3, at a much lower cost than other streaming media providers. This format is highly compressed to deliver the best possible sound / picture over a limited-bandwidth connection. Users receive your audio or video programming over the internet with popular media players like RealOne, Windows Media or Winamp, already installed on most PCs. This player then interprets the data it receives over the internet and presents it to the listener or viewer in a format everyone can enjoy. By far the most popular players installed on most PCs world-wide are the 'Flash' player by Adobe, 'Windows Media' player by Microsoft, and 'Winamp' by Nullsoft. Another webcasting format is the universal MP3 audio format. Webcasting using the system that utilizes these players insures maximum audiences are reached. High transmission reliability, broadcast scalability and flexible modes of delivery have made the RealNetworks and Windows Media webcasting systems market leaders for professional live and on-demand streaming media on the internet. Adding the live webcast to your existing website is simple - add a link to the URL address we give you, that's it.
With our high-speed
servers based in the US & Europe, your costs are reduced. You simply encode your audio/video on
your PC at your location with the free software provided,
which sends it thru any standard ISP internet account
(any reputable ISP in your locality) to our high-speed
servers. From there, your broadcast is streamed out live
world-wide from our streaming server in the format you require. Your webcast can
be accessed by anyone, and is easily integrated into any
website by adding a simple URL link. The software for
your PC is free, and we can supply
it, and guide you through setup. Our server locations
provide perfect coverage for full international internet
coverage, so your broadcast is received anywhere in the
world by anyone with the popular player installed. Visit our Products
& Prices page
for prices & details on our webcasting packages.
Some streaming internet providers have you believe that you need a crew of people and special equipment to webcast live. Not so! You probably have all the equipment necessary to webcast live already, right in front of you! Details of what's actually required and the costs can be found here. PC equipment required depends on whether you intend to webcast audio only, or audio and video programming. A standard PC is generally adequate for any audio webcast. For video, in general, any device that supports Video for Windows can be used. Almost ANY video capture device will work - even a basic USB desktop webcam like Logitech or Microsoft cam can give very good results! Professional users may want to use a digital capture card such as a Hauppauge, Pinnicle or Osprey card. These cards are quite inexpensive and yeild great results.. 'Encoder
software' is needed on your system to encode your audio
or video for transmission over the internet to
WebcastWarehouse. This encoding software is free, you can download it from our site, and it is the only
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No
special equipment is required to webcast live. Your audio
or video source is fed to your 
The audio/video is sent by your internet connection to your local ISP, then to the
WebcastWarehouse streaming server, and streamed to the world live. You
create a link on any web page to your live webcast URL. Visit
our 
