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Publishing the Live Streaming Content on WordPress Websites

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How to Publish the Livebox live streaming contents on WordPress websites?        While live streaming on the server channel, the same live streaming content can be published on websites/blogs with the Livebox streaming server. To publish the live streaming contents on your WordPress website/blogs, first, you need to stream a source to your server channel. And from the server channel, you can publish the live streaming content smoothly on your websites/blogs within a few steps.Let’s see the steps involved to publish a live streaming content on WordPress websites/blogs. Create your channel  on Livebox. Stream a source to your channel using the RTMP URL of the same channel with the help of an encoder. Preview the live streaming on your  Channel Dashboard . Now go to  Manage channels  and select your live streaming channel. Then click  Embed code  to copy the displayed embed code. Note:  If your site is sec...

How to Live stream a 360-degree Source Using the Livebox Streaming server?

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The Livebox streaming server supports the live streaming of the 360-degree camera and its source. So, to live stream a 360-degree source in Livebox you can’t do in the regular streaming way, as you have to enable a few settings in the player settings. To Live stream a 360-degree source, Login Livebox. From the Livebox dashboard, go to  Channel Settings . In Channel Settings, go to the  Player Settings . In Player Settings,  Turn On  the  Video360  setting. Then click the  Save  button beneath the player on the right side. Now make sure that you have connected your 360-degree camera to the encoder. Then stream the video source captured to the channel you have enabled the Video360 setting using the RTMP URL of the same channel. To preview your source go the Dashboard and click on the player and navigate to the other sides captured by your 360-degree camera. Happy 360-degree Live Streaming!

Re-streaming on Facebook Using the Livebox Client Portal

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The sub-user created by the Livebox admin can access the Client Portal and re-stream the live videos running on the Livebox server channel to their desired destinations. The destination could be anywhere, like Facebook, Periscope, YouTube, Twitch, RTMP servers, and other streaming platforms. So, to start re-streaming the Livebox server channel content on  Facebook , the sub-user have to log in the Client Portal with the credentials provided by the admin. Enter your username and password and then give  Login . When your  Client Portal  opens, click  Add Destination  to select any social media platform to conduct the re-streaming. A dialog box with many destinations opens, under which select  Facebook . Note : If you want to start your streaming process instantly after adding your destination then enable the  Automatically Turn On when adding push value  option. After you click on the Facebook option, a dialog box ope...

How to Live Stream to Periscope through Push Destination?

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Multi-channel usability is one of the features that Livebox integrates as it helps in distributing content around the globe over multiple mediums efficiently. Through Livebox the users can send their live streaming videos to all media that supports RTMP sources. Twitter is one such media which is supported by Livebox to stream live videos. And when it comes to streaming live, Twitter is popularly known as  Periscope . The following steps will provide you clear-cut representations to stream your videos on Periscope using the Livebox streaming server. Create your channel in Livebox. Stream your source using an encoder of your preference. From the navigation menu click  Manage channels  and under manage channels select  Channel Dashboard  and preview your source. Now go to  Push Destinations  under  Manage Channels . A Push Destinations window opens, select your streaming channel and then click the  Add Destination  button l...

Autostreaming the YouTube Playlist Videos

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Livebox Autostrem is a feature developed by the Livebox streaming server to run channels with popular internet videos. With this feature in hand, it is now swift to share one or many YouTube sources to a certain media destination or a channel. And in the case of your own YouTube channel, you can also stream and share your YouTube videos to various destination/channel by creating a playlist in Autostream. To create the playlist using this feature, Go to  Autostream  and click the  Create  button. A dialog box  Add Video  opens, where select the  YouTube Files  option. Now click the  YouTube PlaylistID  option to stream the whole YouTube playlist videos on your channel. So, enter the  YouTube Playlist ID  in the box given below. Likewise, you can add a number of YouTube playlist ID to create your own playlist. ( Note:  For the YouTube Playlist ID whereabouts, refer to the illustration below.) ...

Video streaming Security and Protection techniques inside Livebox

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The latest Livebox  streaming server  has taken live content encryption and video security to a totally different level. Livebox is already providing more bang for the buck in terms of providing a huge number of features in a box for a record breaking pricing. Taking that even further, the new features that are being added on a regular basis leave us with no words to describe the extent to which the engineering team goes provide customer delight. So, what  new  live streaming  techniques exist to protect live and recorded video content? SECURITY LAYERS A Domain restriction setting can be enabled to block anyone from watching your live or recorded stream from any other domain except your own website Hot-linking protection is another feature that can be enabled or disabled to protect your stream from being used or embedded in thirdparty  websites Encryption is a new feature that can be enabled on-demand to completely encrypt all the video pack...

Wireless video transmission over long distances

The IVB7 video receiver is the only equipment that is meant purely for remote video receiving. It comes with an in-built speedtest and instant monitoring. You can monitor accurately whether the video is playing on the remote receiver or not plus you can control the  remote receiver  directly through the IVB7’s  Livebox live video server. The remote receiver is compatible with any  streaming server  however the remote monitoring feature is available exclusively through the  Livebox  live  streaming server . The IVB7 Internet video transmitter and receiver are a one of a kind equipment duo that allow you to broadcast high quality video feeds over the internet and receive them using the IVB7 remote video receiver at any location. The IVB7 internet video transmitter is a rock solid reliable video  encoder  that can transmit video over the internet through long distances. Why should you use the IVB7 internet video transmitter over o...

Wireless video transmission over long distances

The IVB7 video receiver is the only equipment that is meant purely for remote video receiving. It comes with an in-built speedtest and instant monitoring. You can monitor accurately whether the video is playing on the remote receiver or not plus you can control the  remote receiver  directly through the IVB7’s  Livebox live video server. The remote receiver is compatible with any  streaming server  however the remote monitoring feature is available exclusively through the  Livebox  live  streaming server . The IVB7 Internet video transmitter and receiver are a one of a kind equipment duo that allow you to broadcast high quality video feeds over the internet and receive them using the IVB7 remote video receiver at any location. The IVB7 internet video transmitter is a rock solid reliable video  encoder  that can transmit video over the internet through long distances. Why should you use the IVB7 internet video transmitter over o...

Enhance your on-premise Surveillance and Security systems with the new Livebox Private Cloud

Secure your premises with Surveillance camera storage on your private cloud. Live stream it to secure Watch out, be alert and do not rely on your on-premise Security and Surveillance equipments Are you relying on your IPCameras and in-house DVR for security? Relying on your own in-house IP Cameras and DVR is not a secure solution. Most incidents of theft as reported by recent news includes the theft of the Security Systems as well. How do you protect yourself when your DVR and CCTV goes missing during an event of security breach within your premises? Don’t rely on your in-house DVR and CCTV equipments LIVE STREAM all your data on reliable cloud storage.  Livebox  works well with Amazon AWS ,Azure, Google Cloud or any other platform. Do not rely on your local internet connection setup where settings change and technicians are hard to find to fix issues on your router / modem.Get your IP Camera / CCTV / DVR  surveillance systems  linked to Livebox on the Li...

Launching IP Camera and CCTV to IPTV converter

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Convert your surveillance systems to broadcast systems INSTANTLY! Signup at  https://livebox.co.in That’s absolutely right. Now, with the all new Livebox converter, you can instantly turn your old analog cctv or dvr into a broadcasting machine. You can broadcast online using the Livebox IP converter that simply makes your simple surveillance systems to go global on your website when you need to publicly display your Surveillance Oh wait,Not only that! Your existing DVR , CCTV or IP Camera gets totally UPGRADED when it’s connected to Livebox When your CCTV or IP camera gets connected to the Livebox on-premise or on-cloud, you get to stream your content before every house hold in your entire area through the Livebox IPTV module, Geo blocking, transcoding, social streaming and everything gets enabled out of the box to your existing Surveillance systems. Isn’t that amazing? Don’t wait. Get your own  livebox server  now. We’re running a “discounted” promotion for...