Dacast has a feature that sends you an email when a video file has finished encoding. This is done to make sure it’s compatible across our system. This feature can be disabled so you don’t receive email notifications if you don’t want to. In order to unsubscribe from these emails, log in to your Dacast […]
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Yes, Dacast fully supports multi-bitrate streaming on live videos and video-on-demand content. The Dacast player detects automatically the different bitrates of your live stream and allows the viewer to choose between them. This must be set up in your encoder directly. Also, in order to support multi-bitrates streaming, you need an internet connection that has […]
There are two places to upload a logo to add a watermark to a video in your Dacast account. One is global (company), and one is on a per-channel/file basis. Company Logo The Company logo/Global logo can be uploaded, deleted, or changed through clicking “Account” then “Company” when the dropdown menu appears. Clicking […]
In the past, broadcasting live video feeds of events were available only to those who could afford expensive television equipment and licensing. But today, all of this is changing. Nowadays, the options for live event broadcasting are varied and more accessible. Among these options is the ability to stream live video on a website–easily […]
Historically, it was a nightmare to stream video online. Thankfully, those days are long over. In more recent years, HTML5 introduced the <video> tag. Today, web browsers can stream online videos natively. Even better, plugins are no longer required! As a direct result, this has enabled the creation of powerful but completely in-browser Javascript […]