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Broadcast RequirementsFor broadcasting on JamOnCam you will require a modern PC running a Window7 Operating System. If you are streaming with HD Wave you will need to have a machine that is at least as powerful as the examples given below for the 1080p and 720p broadcasts. If streaming an external video source (from capture card or camera) then the following PC requirements apply based off of the video source you would like to stream. Minimum Broadcasting Requirements: 1. 1080p FULL HD (1920×1080) [Only Available With Optional Broadcasting Module]
2. 720p HD (1280×720) [Only Available With Optional Broadcasting Module]
3. BROWSER BASED BROADCAST REQUIREMENTS [Standard Web-Based Broadcaster Console] A.Windows 7
B. Machintosh
C. Linux
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Server RequirementsYour server hardware specifications should be:
You also need to have installed into your server the following softwares:
All the details can be seen in this document
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Capture RequirementsWe are continually testing equipment as new cameras are always being introduced. If you are an equipment manufacturer and would like your gear added to the list or if you are having a good experience with a capture device, please contact us so that we can add your camera to this list. Confirmed Video Sources:We have tested a variety of cameras, DVD players, DVR’s, ranging from low quality to high definition. The different Video sources are outlined in the following PDF: Connecting a STANDARD and HIGH DEFINITION video source Listed below are a few Cameras that have been confirmed to work in our lab: Sample Webcams
Sample Camcorders
Here you can view one of the cameras that we have tested – Canon Vixia HF 10 – details here Hardware Set-Up:See the following tutorial video on how to connect your video and audio sources to your broadcasting PC here: How to connect your video and audio sources to your broadcasting PC Note: We recommend separating the audio and video in order to reduce load on the actual capture device. We highly suggest you pull in the audio through the ‘microphone in’ port on the PC’s motherboard. |
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