Event Webcasting 1. You need a PC or Macintosh with a sound card, speakers, a connection to the Internet and a media player. The two most popular media players are the Realplayer by RealNetworks and the Windows Media Player, by Microsoft. A live webcast is an event that is produced in real-time.
Viewers watch and interact with the webcast as it is taking place.
An archived webcast is one that is produced and made available for viewing at a later time. An archived webcast includes the same interactivity of a live event, but is available for viewing at a time different from that of the original event. A live webcast can be archived after it has been webcast live. Event Webcasting coordinates your event by making sure there is appropriate connectivity available. We arrive on location in advance with lights, cameras, computers, and connectivity to broadcast events Live over the Internet .