Thought people here might be interested - YouTube now allows a live stream, so i have been trying out an experimental live cam (Logitech 930e) with a data overlay powered by Cumulus:
http://weather.casa.ucl.ac.uk/webcam.htm
The stream is 720p, so you may need to change the settings to view the full quality stream. I could go up to 1080p but it puts quite a hit on the CPU. I'll do a blog post on it sometime this week with more details...
Andy
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Streaming Webcam/Data to YouTube Live
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Re: Streaming Webcam/Data to YouTube Live
I didn't know YouTube allowed that, thanks.
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Re: Streaming Webcam/Data to YouTube Live
As mentioned blog post on it for anyone interested:
http://www.digitalurban.org/2016/01/streaming-urban-data-youtube-live.html
We opted for xsplit - it streams 720p for free and 1080 with a small watermark - it was remarkably easy to set up once we sorted out the encoder...
Andy
http://www.digitalurban.org/2016/01/streaming-urban-data-youtube-live.html
We opted for xsplit - it streams 720p for free and 1080 with a small watermark - it was remarkably easy to set up once we sorted out the encoder...
Andy
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