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The Rise of Video in B2B SaaS: From Support to Sales Enablement

The Rise of Video in B2B SaaS

We’ve all heard “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles, right? With 66% of B2B audiences now preferring to watch a short video over reading text, it turns out that sentiment is true in more than just entertainment media. Video content is no longer just an optional add-on that’s nice to have during a […]

What is a Good Internet Upload Speed for Live Streaming?

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There are many components that determine the quality of online video streams. One of these components is internet speed. Different streaming setups require the support of different internet connections. Some broadcasts require faster internet than others due to several variables. Using a professional platform like Dacast can help optimize upload speeds with adaptive bitrate streaming, […]

Video Encoding: The Definitive Guide [Updated for 2025]

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Video technology in 2025 is moving faster than ever, driven by AI-assisted encoding, low latency formats, and next-generation codecs like AV1 and VVC. Today, online video accounts for more than 82% of global internet traffic, with audiences expecting flawless playback on any device. At the center of this evolution is video encoding, a process that […]

Comprehensive Guide to M3U8 Files: Understanding, Creating, and Using

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In 2025, M3U8 files remain the backbone of HLS streaming, enabling adaptive bitrate streaming, low latency HLS, and encrypted video delivery. An M3U8 file is a UTF-8 playlist that directs how media segments are delivered for smooth, secure playback on any device. This makes it a critical video playlist format for broadcasters, developers, and enterprises […]

How to Live Stream Remotely without Wifi or Ethernet in 2025

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Live streaming from remote locations in 2025 can be a challenge, especially when you do not have access to traditional WiFi or Ethernet. Whether you are covering an outdoor event, reporting from the field, or broadcasting live on the go, a weak or non-existent internet connection can quickly compromise quality. For broadcasters, educators, journalists, and […]