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LiveBox: Engineering for Optimization of Video Conferencing Technology

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Time Management is the magic potion for the success of any business. While communicating via online portals, it becomes dubious to arrange things on time and organize highly confidential get-togethers. But  Livebox TM  has come up with fully-secured, amazing solutions to all the issues faced by the sectors that rely on online communication. The Video Conferencing Server Solution from the house of  Livebox TM  is packed with all the necessities that would arise when trying to establish perfect online communication. Schedule your meetings without any hassle with the fully equipped, LiveBox Video Conferencing solution.  The in-built online  calendar  is created with user-friendly technology that allows you to schedule your meetings within a fraction of a second. Create any number of meetings with a mess-free configuration. Change your  time-zone  at any instant.  The software also keeps on updating your Video Conferencing  Call logs to...

How to Create Multiple Video Conferencing Chatroom?

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New apps are always getting added into   Livebox   and one of the newest is the all-new corporate video conferencing system. You can now conduct training, conferences, webinars, and business meetings within the Livebox. The following steps will provide you clear-cut representations to conduct a video conference within the Livebox live streaming server. Login to your Livebox Server. Go to  Apps  from the Navigation menu. Install the  Video Conferencing  app. Open the app and go by clicking the ‘Create’ button to create your first video conferencing entry. Enter a name for your conference. There is a ‘Waiting Room link’ option, which is optional, where you can enter YouTube URL or embed code to keep the video conferencing members engaged before the admin (Moderator) starts the conference. You can also enable  Authentication  for your users. Then under ‘Settings’, select the features that you want to include in the video conferencing chatroom. You ca...

How to Automate a Playlist using the Cloud Playout App?

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The newest  Cloud Playout app  is available on  Livebox   App Store! A full-blown platform to automate live playlist on any streaming destination real-quick.  Install  Cloud Playout App  from the  Livebox App Store . You can add video sources using the given three options.  YouTube – Add YouTube video links, YouTube Playlist links, and YouTube Channel links. Live – Add RTMP URLs Webpage – Add webpage links (Example., Chrome, Facebook, and others).  (Given below an illustration to add YouTube links) After adding video sources, you can also set the date and time to go live.  Then click the ‘Settings’ button to proceed with other live streaming settings. Enter a name for your playlist. Enter the URL of your streaming destination. Select a preset as per your bandwidth.  Change Buffer Size, Resolution if required. Otherwise, go with the default value.  You can blacklist any video link if you don’t want them to get added to your...

Instacast Converter Startup

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How to Setup Instacast Converter Device? The Instacast Converter converts the video streaming sources in HTTP and RTMP protocols to UDP streams for broadcast. To start the conversion of  streaming  video sources, Turn ON the  device . Get the  IP address  that is visible on your device touchscreen. Now access the device interface on your browser using the IP address. Get the Hardware Key and Device ID from your device interface and send it to the IVB7 support team through Email. The IVB7 team, in turn, will send you the License Key. Enter the License Key to get started with the Instacast Converter. Once you activate the device by entering the License Key, you’ll be directed to the Instacast Converter login page. Log in using the credentials provided by the IVB7 team. Once you log in, connect to your Internet network through Wi-Fi or LAN option. Now back on the Converter settings, select a preset. Enter your RTMP source link on the Source option. Then enter your ...

Instacast Converter Device Monitoring

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Now it’s been made possible from the Livebox server to control and monitor your Instacast Converter device activities remotely. The Instacast Converter device converts the video streaming sources in HTTP and RTMP protocols to UDP streams for broadcast. So, to monitor or to control your converter device from the Livebox streaming server, Go to  Device Monitor  under System from the navigation menu. Click the drop-down menu near “Select Device” to select the Converter option. And immediately you’ll be provided with your Converter device details. You can use the controls provided under the “Action” menu. You can also use the gear icon to perform the other specific actions in depth. On clicking the gear icon, you can remotely access the main functions of your converter device.   By choosing presets, you can even kick-start your streaming  video conversion  process right from the  Livebox server . To know how to convert your streaming video sources,  click...

How to Broadcast on Website/Blog Using the Livebox Streaming Server?

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Under  Manage Channels , you can record, transcode and also MBR (Multi-Bitrate) streaming. Create your channel in  Livebox. Stream a source to your channel using the RTMP URL of the same channel with the help of an encoder. Preview your 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 secured i.e. HTTPs encrypted (SSL encrypted), then you have to copy the  Secure Embed Code . If your site isn’t secure or the SSL certificate validity is over,  it will be indicated “Not secure” on the URL tab of your server. So, if your site is not secure, then you can go on with the normal  Embed code . Now login to your broadcasting website/blog, and copy-paste the embed code of your channel on the web page of your site/blog. If your website is of WordPress, then you have a few more settings to underg...