Category Archives: The video experts blog

How to Embed Live Streaming Video on Your Website [2026 Update]

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In 2026, embedded live video isn’t a nice-to-have—it’s the default expectation. Viewers want to watch events, webinars, worship services, product launches, and sports without being pushed to a third-party platform. Embedding keeps your audience on your pages, supports a branded player experience, and gives you more control over privacy, monetization, and analytics. Audience behavior is […]

The Top Mobile Live Streaming Equipment for Every Budget in 2026

To create a high-quality mobile streaming setup, you need the right mobile live streaming equipment, the gear that improves audio clarity, video stability, and reliability when you’re broadcasting on the move. In 2026, you can build a strong portable setup at almost any price point. Smartphones are more capable than ever, and lightweight accessories (mics, […]

Best Video Codec for Web Streaming in 2026: AV1 vs H.264 vs HEVC (Quality + Bandwidth)

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Choosing the right video codec for web streaming is one of the fastest ways to improve video quality, reduce buffering, and lower bandwidth costs—without changing your cameras, CDN, or player. In 2026, there isn’t a single “best codec” for every business. The best codec depends on what you’re optimizing for: Maximum reach (every device plays […]

Simulcast Streaming: How to Broadcast from Several Locations

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You own your stream, but reach is limited. Simulcast streaming bridges that gap, letting you stream live on multiple platforms without giving up control. Simulcasting can refer to broadcasting on cable networks as well as online platforms, and this distinction is important for understanding how televised sports and other events are distributed. Broadcasting from your […]

SRT Ingest on Dacast: Flexible and Reliable Live Streaming

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Live streaming is evolving. Broadcasters are no longer limited to studios or controlled networks, they stream from remote locations, mobile setups, public venues, and international paths. To meet these modern demands, Dacast now supports SRT ingest alongside RTMP, which remains a core and reliable ingest protocol. SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) is designed to enhance real-time […]