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Video Webcasting Take everything you just read about Audio Webcasting and add the power of "live"
video. It's okay, take a moment and let it sink in. We know it's pretty cool. Imagine
actually running the "TV" station in your hometown that covers all the ball games,
graduations, parades, and special events. Go ahead and jump around a bit. We'll wait.
We're talking about the future of "broadcasting". If you were to attempt to purchase a low-power television station in a rural area of the nation, you and your partners would need to come up with millions of dollars. Plus, you'd be limited to a defined local broadcast area with various restrictions and requirements. Now picture having the local "television" station for just a couple hundred dollars a month. Imagine what your local sports teams would do to have their games webcast "live" around the world and then automatically archived on your site to view again and again as often as your users wish? Imagine what local businesses would do to have you produce a 30-second video commercial for them (it's easy and we'll show you how) that you can run at half-time? That's nearly unheard of in small and medium-sized towns and cities around the nation. To webcast video you will use a hard-wired, high-speed phone line/internet connection and webcast using a professional sports remote mixer and broadcast headsets (that we can provide), plus the laptop and video camera you may already own. Away from a hard-wired, high-speed line? No problem. Do an audio webcast, video the game and record it onto your laptop and upload it onto our servers after the game for the players, parents, grandparents and fans to watch later. Add the ability to Video Webcast on your website:
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