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Livebox with elevated super forces in 2018

A studio doing live streaming using IVB7 encoding products as well as the Livebox server (representative image)

This year, there are many a new challenge readily available for Livebox. Live video streaming can keep getting fantastic before with Livebox.

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Roadmap

Here’s what’s round the roadmap :

Full support for UDP inputsThe way ahead for Livebox and Live Streaming

More video apps

Faster Livebox setups and upgrades

Instant record and replay

Advanced Live encoder to get added to Livebox

IPTV enhancements

Capacity to make use of Livebox to function your organization with business empowerment tools preinstalled

New WebRTC features

More video related tools and surprises.

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