Whether you’ve been live streaming for years or just recently started, you probably have the basics down — scheduling events, uploading graphics, adding descriptions, and producing great-looking multi-cam streams. If that’s your workflow, you’re...
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Live video streaming is hard to get right. Between inconsistent network conditions and the pressure to deliver a flawless viewer experience every...
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Not all live streaming protocols are equal. While they may look similar on paper, real-world performance separates the best from the rest. Streaming...
Network disconnection can be a nightmare for live streaming—but it doesn’t have to be. While your broadcast relies on the internet, there’s a...
Do you have to put up with stuttering and buffering live streams when the internet acts up? Or is there a way to take control and deliver a smooth,...
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Not all live video streaming protocols are built the same. This blog breaks down how three of the most popular and widely adopted protocols handle...
This post is part of a 3-part series exploring how different encoders handle tough network conditions. In this article, we’re focusing on prolonged...
BoxCast is excited to bring you RemoteMix — a game-changing tool for churches to take control of their live stream audio. Picture this: fine-tuning...
Live streaming has become an essential tool for churches, but many overlook the importance of audio quality. However, it can be difficult to create a...
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As churches look for new ways to connect with their communities, Artificial Intelligence (well-known as AI) is starting to play a bigger role....
The world is changing fast, especially when it comes to technology. Churches that keep up with new tech can thrive by using these new tools to boost...
While social media like Facebook and YouTube are great tools, your church website is the central hub. It's the place to discover everything about...
For small and medium-sized churches, choosing live streaming equipment can be daunting, especially when starting out or working with a tight budget....