The Octoshape live streaming solution is well-suited for webcasts from live events. Be it a musical event, a sports tournament, or an award show, the Octoshape streaming solution is the best way to reach a global, online audience.
Ensuring a decent quality of service for a live webcast usually requires costly agreements with a major Content Delivery Network, and exact knowledge of where your audience is located. But with Octoshape it doesn’t matter where or how large your audience is. The Octoshape solution works like a flexible, high-quality CDN and will scale dynamically to accommodate the demand for your content, regardless of the bit rate or geographical spread of your audience. As a testiment to it's flexibility, the Octoshape live streaming solution was once set up to broadcast a major soccer match, only 15 minutes before kick-off.
Furthermore, with the unique built-in transmission control technology from Octoshape, your content is guaranteed to reach the audience without common annoyances such as initial delay, buffering, and dropouts.
Hence, with Octoshape you can offer TV-quality live streaming from your event, helping you to attract a bigger audience and reduce costs. See below for some of the previous webcasts that have been powered by Octoshape.
If you'd like to charge for high quality online acces, Octoshape works with leading partners in the content protection business and can provide custom DRM-solutions. The Octoshape system is codec independent, so you can choose which ever protection system suits your needs. In addition geo-filtering can be employed, to control in which countries the stream can be watched.
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU), is the European leader in testing and adapting new technology. For the Eurovision Song Contest events in 2006, 2007 and the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2006 - and many other events produced by EBU - Octoshape has been the streaming solution of choice.
In addition, Octoshape streaming services has been used to power the webcast of a wide variety af gaming and sporting events. Often providing high quality broadcasting experinces for users that had never been able to broadcast profitably before.
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