A question that we are asked very often is: “How do I make sure that my video player starts automatically?” We’ll try to answer this question here, and explain how you can turn on autoplay in Clevercast.   Why doesn’t my video start playing automatically in the browser? The answer is simple: most browser builders have […]

Pseudo-live streaming makes it easy to stream pre-recorded videos as if they were ‘real’ live streams. Viewers won’t notice any difference. If you have the opportunity to pre-record your event, there are many reasons to opt for a pseudo-live stream. Even if you can also broadcast live, pseudo-live streaming is often the better option. Clevercast […]

Clevercast makes it easy to display a multilingual live stream in your favorite third-party application for virtual or hybrid events. Just go to the live event page in Clevercast, copy the direct link (or embed code) and paste it in your 3rd party application. That’s all. When you are live streaming, Clevercast player will automatically […]

If you use Clevercast to broadcast a multilingual live stream, you can also configure it to simulcast the separate language streams to external platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter … Clevercast will use the highest video resolution set for your event and merge it with the audio stream of a particular language. The resulting live stream […]

For live streaming with Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) Clevercast Translate@Home is probably a better choice than platforms like Interprefy, Voiceboxer and Interactio. These platforms are designed to deliver low latency WebRTC streams to a limited number of participants in a meeting. Clevercast Translate@Home (T@H), on the other hand, uses the HTTP Live Streaming protocol for adaptive […]

The automatic floor audio volume adjustment of Translate@Home (T@H) makes it easy to do Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) of events with different floor languages. This makes T@H a great solution for multilingual live streaming of events, presentations and conferences with remote interpretation to a worldwide audience. To start, make sure that automatic floor audio volume […]

In-browser studios are an easy way to broadcast a professional looking live stream without requiring an encoder and advanced knowledge about streaming. You can start broadcasting immediately, without having to install software like OBS Studio, Wirecast or vMix. You don’t need to know all about input devices and broadcast protocols. Some well known examples are StreamYard, […]

This guide shows how to set up a multilingual live event for pseudo-live streaming. This allows you to stream an existing multilingual video as if it were a live stream. Viewers will not see any difference between a pseudo-live stream and a real live stream. Since this is a multilingual live stream, viewers will be […]

The Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) protocol is a relatively recent open source streaming protocol, promoted by the SRT Alliance of which Clevercast is a member. It includes mechanisms for packet recovery while maintaining low latency between encoder and ingest server. It is therefore particularly suited for long-distance and high-quality broadcasting across unreliable and unpredictable networks […]

Apart from live streaming multilingual video in its own player, Clevercast also supports broadcasting simultaneously translated live streams to third party platforms that don’t support multilingual video (like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter …). This way, Clevercast Translate@Home allows you to broadcast a regular live stream to Clevercast – with a single video and audio stream – […]

This guide shows how to configure a webinar for pseudo-live streaming. This allows you to stream an existing video as if it were a live stream. Viewers will not see any difference between a pseudo-live webinar and a real live webinar. Clevercast Enterprise and Clevercast Learning also support pseudo-live streaming. The method is largely the same, […]

It is possible to produce multilingual live streams with Clevercast from outside of Europe. But there are a number of things you should know.   1. Our ingest servers are in Europe, but our streaming servers are worldwide Our ingest servers are currently located in Europe, which has consequences for broadcasting to Clevercast from other […]