Don’t let Unstable Connections Ruin Your StreamEver been livestreaming and out of nowhere “Twitch Connection Error” Maybe it is the Twitch server, or not. Check your internet connection because that could be causing the issue. If you’re a professional, you want to keep your followers happy with a consistent streaming schedule. There is no room for an unexpected Twitch connection … Read More
Sharing is CaringPlanning for a wedding, party or other event or are you a Guest at one? Want the ability to share it with other interested people or followers? YouTube is a simple way to achieve this. Live stream your events and have playback ability for later too!Basic Things to Have for Live StreamingYou can achieve this with the bare … Read More
Getting Married in 2020, is it possible?!If 2020 was your wedding year, you likely have transitioned your affair into a small intimate social distancing appropriate event. Some even postponing their larger celebration until 2021. Reinventing the modern wedding day is definitely something we have all talked about. No matter what you planned after the pandemic forced us to make lemonade, … Read More
How to Fix Streaming ProblemsVideo streaming is slow on your device? There’s nothing more annoying than having streaming problems while you’re trying to relax and watch your favorite YouTubers, Twitch streamers or series or movies. You get buffering. Videos take forever to load and when they do – they lag. What can you do to fix and avoid this in … Read More
How to Get Fast and Stable Internet for StreamingWhile live streaming on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Live, etc. – your viewers may see jittery / choppy video quality, encounter buffering, or even be disconnected temporarily from your stream. This is as much an issue for them as it is for you – your live streaming setup should definitely include a solution … Read More
Why Mixer is a Good Live Streaming Platform? Mixer is a live streaming platform with a focus on gaming owned by Microsoft. According to StreamElements, Mixer had a 149% increase in streaming hours watched in 2019 as compared to 2018 – 353,777,685 hours to be exact. It uses a low-latency streaming protocol known as FTL – Faster Than Light and … Read More