Why Do iPhones Overheat when Live Streaming? Your iPhone gets hot mid-broadcast, the screen dims, and the stream quits. Heat is not a glitch: the chip compressing your video and the radios sending that video out both work hard, and direct sun adds heat the phone cannot get rid of. Speedify is an app that sends a live stream over … Read More
How to Improve Live Streaming Internet: Combining Connections in Hardware vs. Speedify Software
Improving Live Streaming Video Quality Using Internet Connection Bonding (Wi-Fi, Cellular, Ethernet) Stuttering video and a stream that cuts out in front of an audience usually trace back to one thing: a single internet connection that dips at the worst moment. The answer is combining connections: using two or more internet connections at the same time, so no single one … Read More
Dracula Live Stream from Inside Bran Castle: How the 2021 Broadcast Stayed Online with Speedify
Here’s the gear and software we’re going to use to explore the ancient castle, live in front of an internet audience. Bran Castle in Transylvania is a stone medieval fortress with walls several feet thick and rooms far out of cell tower range, and on October 28, 2021 the Speedify team broadcast a live guided tour from inside it. Wi-Fi … Read More
Good Upload Speed for Streaming: 10 Mbps for 1080p, and Faster Uploads with Speedify
Get Better Upload Speeds by Combining Multiple Internet Connections Together with Speedify – like Starlink, 4G / 5G Cellular, Wi-Fi, DSL, etc. A good upload speed for streaming is about double what the video needs: send 1080p at a bitrate (the data each second of video uses) of 6 Mbps, and you want about 10 Mbps of steady upload. Headroom … Read More
Best Internet for Streaming Live: Connection Types Compared and How Speedify Combines Them
What Is the Best Internet Speed for Live Streaming? Fiber, cable, DSL, cellular or satellite: every broadcaster asks which one will hold a live stream, and no single internet connection holds a stream every time. What decides the outcome is a steady upload plus low latency, the delay between something happening in front of the camera and a viewer seeing … Read More
Live Streaming on Wi-Fi: Best Practices, and How Speedify Cuts Dropped Frames
Can You Stream on a Wireless Connection? Live streaming over Wi-Fi or 4G/5G cellular works right up to the moment the signal fades or a neighboring network crowds the airwaves: then the software encoding your video gives up on frames it cannot send, and viewers see stutter. Wireless internet connections are shared and variable, which makes any single one risky. … Read More
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