Suggested Guidelines for Live Video Coverage: Difference between revisions

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Testing should simulate conditions (lighting, sound) closest to those of the live event itself.

Stream should be no more than 400kbps (video rate).
Bandwidth appropriate to expected number of online viewers.
Media server located in an ISP with least amount of latency for the expected audience.

Promote way ahead of the event. At least a month of effective promo run should give you the right online audience size.
See these social media marketing tips

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