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Dacast Team
Dacast just launched a new platform where every live streaming you do is low latency.
Please check out our step-by-step live streaming walkthrough for detailed instructions on how to set up a live stream.
Read the Article HERE
What is Low Latency Streaming?
In the world of broadcasting, “latency” is used to describe the delay between when content is filmed and when it appears on live viewers’ screens.
Minimizing latency and staying as close to “real-time” as possible is the goal. Dacast uses the latest technology and protocols to keep our latency low to give your viewers a more intimate participatory experience.
Any questions or need help/access to this feature? Please contact us.
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Hello, I wish to have two channels Lives with the same latency, how I do.
thank you in advance
Hello Cedric!
You should be able to create any channel you want, with both the same latency, if you “start” them in the same time.
Would you be able to write me your exact needs at the following address:
etienne.noualhat@dacast.com
I would need more information about your projects to understand it fully and probably get you in touch with one of our engineers!
(On peut aussi discuter en francais :D)
Asking iphone\mac users to change something in the settings to be able to use our product is a bad UX and looks quite sketchy, it’s easy to think we are trying to hack them somehow..
Is there really no way around this? this ‘small’ think might be a deal breaker for a lot of organizations 🙁
Thank you for your interest in Dacast’s Streaming Solutions. I have forwarded your inquiry to either our sales or support team and they will reply to you shortly. Have a great day!
Is there a solution for iphone\mac users available now?
Hi Chris, yes, sure you can stream with Dacast via your iPhone or Mac.
iPhone/Tablet: using Larix encoder > https://www.dacast.com/support/knowledgebase/live-video-streaming-larix-broadcaster/
Mac: almost all the encoders have a Mac version; you can take a look at the following list > https://www.dacast.com/support/knowledgebase/live-encoder-configuration/
Feel free to contact us directly at team@dacast.com if you have any additional questions.
Best regards