Live Streaming Should Be Simple!

Everyone is looking for inexpensive ways to stream to multiple destinations simultaneously. Videolinq can help you reach viewers on many social media platforms and streaming services worldwide!

PROBLEM: EVENT MANAGEMENT

Companies hire vendors or keep expensive talent on staff to produce and manage live streams of product announcements, press releases, or employee communications.

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SOLUTION: Videolinq simplifies event streaming, reduces cost and allows for more high-quality events.

PROBLEM: COST PER CHANNEL

Each live stream typically requires dedicated hardware or software along with up to 4 MBps output per stream. Besides the extensive cost, this bandwidth is not always available at remote sites. 

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SOLUTION: Send a single stream to Videolinq and have it transcoded as needed and sent on to an unlimited number of destinations - reducing bandwidth needs and cost. 

PAY AS LOW AS $1 PER HOUR PER DESTINATION

Videolinq is the new way to publish live video to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Twitch, and many other social media channels. Plus, send the same video to popular streaming service platforms - Vimeo, Dacast, Kaltura, Akamai and more!

SIMPLE STEPS POWER FEATURES:

Connect from a webcam, a hardware/software 

media encoder, select target destinations, and start streaming. Publish live video to multiple social media platforms and streaming service providers at the same time!

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See a tutorial video.

CLOSED CAPTIONING:

Add real time closed captioning to the live stream and send the video with captions to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and other supported streaming services. Caption operators use 1CapApp to insert live captioning to Videolinq streams.

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Featured partner: 

HTML5 PLAYER WIZARD:

Copy the HTTP Live Stream (HLS) channel video output path to any video player, or use our HTML5 Player Wizard to create an unlimited number of custom players with embed code.

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Monetize content by inserting ads from 3rd party advertising platforms like Google DFP.

See a tutorial video.