Yes, you can change a live stream to a video file with one Dacast embed code by creating a channel playlist. This only requires a single embed code, and you can load it with a live channel and then later remove the live channel and replace it with the video on demand file on your […]
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This post will guide you through streaming from an iPhone or Ipad using Broadcast Me Live Streaming App. This process requires 3 things: 1. iPhone or iPad 2. The Broadcast Me app 3. A Dacast account If you’re using an Android device, please follow this guide instead. According to the new BroadcastMe pricing policy and […]
Are you interested in streaming on Dacast under Linux with ffmpeg? This guide provides a step-by-step explanation to get you started! To stream on Dacast under Mac with ffmpeg, click here. Note: this guide covers the following Linux distributions: Ubuntu 18.xx Arch Linux Requirements: You will need to compile ffmpeg yourself so that you […]
While setting up a live channel is easy, the encoder setup page is admittedly the most challenging step. That’s why we’re here to help with these easy-to-follow video guides. Live Stream Encoder Setup: This guide provides the most important step: /support/knowledgebase/walkthrough-encoder-setup-guide/ Video Guide: This video will show you how to start a live stream […]
It would certainly be possible to create your own stream using the old fashioned red and blue method. You can then load that, alongside a normal channel without the 3D, in a package to provide users a way to watch both. That said, there is no built-in way to transfer a stream to be […]