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video formats do webstreaming.com need? We can work with all domestic and professional video formats (VHS, DV, DVCAM, Betacam SP, Betacam SX, Digi-Beta etc). What about international tape formats? Don’t worry about the country formats: PAL, SECAM and NTSC - we can work with all three. What about editing existing video programmes? If your existing video material needs editing, or graphics to be added, voice-over changed, or you need new sections to be shot, then we can help. We can even make you an entire new video programme! webstreaming.com have broadcast post-production, editing and shooting facilities together with an experienced team all under one roof. Can I stream video internally over my Intranet? Yes. There is a range of solutions depending upon your exact needs and current IT structure. We can also supply the material for inclusion on your own internal Intranet or for distribution by CD, DVD or even good old VHS. Please contact us. What if I do not currently have a web page? No problem. We can design and host that as well. I already have a great relationship with our web designers/hosts!Our service is designed to add value and compliment your existing web activity. We work alongside your existing web designers / hosts to show them how to place the appropriate link to replay your video. In reality this is quite simple and just requires a brief courtesy phone call and webstreaming.com e-mailing them the link. Will it effect my web site? The strain on a server caused by streaming web video will not effect your web site as all of the strain is taken by our video streaming servers. What about the quality? We ensure that your viewers see the very best that is possible. However, the current limiting factor is simply the speed of the viewers’ own connection to the Internet. As most viewers are limited to 28.8k or 56k modems then we stream the video to best suit their needs. As the telecoms companies provide faster and faster Internet access in the coming months and years - then we can simply re-encode your video to meet these increasingly faster connections. |
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