Shooting for streaming

Encoding is the last stage of streaming video production, but what happens before then largely determines the quality of your video. Content in this section guides you through this pre-encoding production.

Shooting for streaming - top 5 tips

From an article that I wrote in AV Technology that you can read here.

Shooting for Streaming - the Basics

This article, originally written in 2006, and recently updated, presents the basics of shooting for low bitrate streaming.

Shooting video for top quality low bitrate streaming has several unique requirements, including the need to minimize motion in the video during shooting and editing, which is covered in this article. If you've never shot video for the web before, it's a short, but useful primer.

Shooting for Streaming - HD or SD?

If you're shooting for distribution at SD resolutions, should you shoot in SD or HD? Click over to the article to find out the answer.

Shooting for Streaming - Progressive or Interlaced?

Your camera shoots in both interlaced and progressive modes -- so which is better for streaming? Read about, and see the difference, in this article.