How to Repurpose Your Live Streams With Stephanie Liu

08/13/20 • 28 min

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What do you do with your live streams when they are finished? Do you just move on to the next episode? On this episode, Christian Karasiewicz and Jim Fuhs talk with Stephanie Liu from Lights, Camera, Live about why you should repurpose your live videos after you’re off the air.

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How to Build A Community Using Live Video With Rob Balasabas

Do you struggle with building a community? Live streaming can be a powerful way to build a tribe; however, it can take a lot of hard work. On episode 18, Christian Karasiewicz and Jim Fuhs interview Rob Balasabas, who previously worked at Thinkific and now uses live video to build communities for TubeBuddy, as the host of The Creator’s Corner. Let’s spend some time hearing from Rob about how he got to where he is today and how he is building a community using live video.

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Internet Speed For Live Streaming, How Fast Do You Need?

Live streaming doesn’t work without stable Internet. How do you make sure that you are prepared when you go live? On this episode, Christian Karasiewicz and Jim Fuhs discuss what Internet speed you need for live streaming.

Here are some best practices to help improve your Internet speed for live streaming.

Before you start measuring your speed, restart your computer.

Next, be sure you close any applications or browser tabs that you don’t need for your live streams. They take up resources your system needs. One tool we use to save our tabs is OneTab, a Google Chrome extension.

You should also consider hard-wired versus WiFi.

If you are going to be mobile, you need a 4G at minimum. 3G limits your ability to stream and screenshare at the same time.

Also keep in mind whether you will be streaming from your house, business, a hotel, using a hotspot, etc.

Next, be sure you check your upload versus download speeds. Upload speed is the most important. You can check your speed at Speedtest.net.

Here are the recommended Internet speeds. At minimum, you need 3 megabits per second. 5Mbps is ideal. If you want to stream in 4K, you need at least 25Mbps.

If your Internet is not fast enough, consider lowering the quality of your broadcast under 1080p or 720p in your live streaming software.

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