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You have an presentation that regularly takes place at
your event. You have made arrangements for the stage, sound,
video, lighting, audience, a computer, a projector, and
presentation slides.
In advance of the event MTI asks your AV crew to supply
an audio feed and video feed. We order a high speed Internet
connection from the venue or from a local supplier (for
broadcasting.) We set-up an Internet site where your webcast
will take place. We work with your marketing department to
add content to the site. You advertise the webcast to your
Internet audience.
At the time of the event the MTI webcast engineer sets up
along side your AV crew backstage. He/she installs and tests
the high speed Internet connection. We then run a rehearsal
test to confirm the quality of the webcast.
As the presentation starts it is broadcast from the venue
to a nationwide network, (that is specifically designed to
deliver streaming media). The Internet audience
goes to the designated site and watches the presentation
from their computer.
After the presentation is over the stream is archived so
that people who missed it can view at a later time.
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