Re: Live streaming

[Dan Oachs <doachs () GAC EDU>]

Yep, lots and lots of options.  If you like the Zoom to YouTube idea, you
would probably like the Google Meets option.  You can create a Google Meet
and check a box that streams it to YouTube live as well for passive viewing.

OBS is a great swiss army knife for live video.  Personally I use that on a
weekly basis for live streams and recording videos.

--Dan


On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 11:30 AM Bukowski, David <bukowski () cod edu> wrote:

> Also a note, Zoom has the capability to stream to YouTube and Facebook as
> well.  Also combine this with OBS (Open Broadcast Software) to feed zoom
> and or YT and Zoom can feed into YT.  I havent played with OBS yet, but
> it's on my radar for doing the severe weather spotter training.  I did a
> quick test of Zoom -> YouTube and works well.  You could have the speakers
> on Zoom and then viewers with YouTube link and record the zoom session in
> case the YT stream somehow has some failure and you want to repost it or
> archive it.
>
> There are many options, just depends on how good you are at engineering it.
>
>
>
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>
>
> -------- Original message --------
> From: Dan Oachs <doachs () GAC EDU>
> Date: 5/8/20 10:58 (GMT-06:00)
> To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
> Subject: Re: [SECURITY] Live streaming
>
> We have been live streaming lots of events, including commencement for
> many years now.
>
> Our current setup that works for most viewers is to send the live video
> stream to our YouTube channel.  We do typically get some copyright notices
> for the standard commencement music, but it just means we can't monetize
> the videos, which we don't do anyway.
>
> As long as you have a way to take a video camera and feed it into a
> computer, there are thousands of ways to live stream that to YouTube and
> from there thousands of people can tune into it.
>
> --Dan
>
>
> On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 10:37 AM Ronald Loneker <rloneker () cse edu> wrote:
>
> > Good Morning,
> >
> > I'm looking into options for Commencement right now for later this year
> > (nothing has been firmly decided on how we are handling an onsite
> > Commencement yet).  I'm thinking Zoom could be a fallback option but I'm
> > also exploring whether what we were considering using for streaming live
> > athletic events might be a better option.  In the past, I've used Adobe
> > Connect successfully to stream a live event so it's probably the same with
> > Zoom, WebEx, etc.
> >
> > One of my concerns is the use of prerecorded music - our ASCAP, BMI and
> > SESAC licenses do not permit streaming prerecorded music so a public
> > streaming component or social media component needs planning of how to deal
> > with this.  We've never streamed Commencement before so this would be a
> > first foray for us into it (if we end up doing this option).
> >
> > Just as an aside, we've had some outside groups do events in our theater
> > where they've fed a camera into Zoom and it's worked for those events.
> > Mostly people presenting at a podium and talking or switching back and
> > forth with PowerPoint.
> >
> > Orientation for us is really more about community building as well as
> > providing information for our incoming students - I've just been pulled
> > into this as of yesterday.  I see this as a totally different type of event
> > due to the normal idea that we get incoming students to interact and get to
> > know each other (and staff get to know them too).  I haven't seen options
> > yet that are under consideration so this is my gut feeling.  I think this
> > is going to really mean a totally different experience and not just
> > repeating what we would do in a live event but I'm waiting to hear from our
> > Student Life staff about their thoughts.
> >
> > Just some things I'm thinking about - nothing is definitive right now.
> >
> > Ron Loneker, Jr.
> > Director, IT Special Projects
> > College of Saint Elizabeth
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> > Morristown, NJ  07960
> >
> > Phone:  973-290-4229
> >
> > e-mail:  rloneker () cse edu
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 10:58 AM Pesino, Sherry <SPesino () commnet edu>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > I am wondering what options are being used to Live Stream events now
> > > that we won’t be having in person commencement or orientations. We are
> > > looking at our Teams environment or possibly our WebEx solution. Any
> > > thoughts, risks, issues with either?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >     Sherry
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