What equipment do i need for live streaming?

Answer 1

To have a clean live stream, you have to begin with good equipment: a camera (a good webcam is fine), a microphone that does not hiss, and soft lighting to make faces look natural. StreamingVideoProvider is able to accept your live feed and provide it safely in case you encode and transmit it through RTMP. No elaborate stands and a silent room make it all look and sound better on air.

Answer 2

Live stream is also subject to your encoding and internet connectivity. A capture card will be required in case you have an external camera, a stable broadband upload (510+ Mbps), and an encoding program such as OBS Studio or vMix. StreamingVideoProvider takes in feeds that have been encoded and can play back and deliver encrypted feeds of recorded or live events. Unnecessary internet services and test equipment are used to avoid disruptions.

Answer 3

You would need something as basic as a sound card and a USB or firewire port. Then you would need a camera and mic of some format. Could be a simple USB camera with internal mic, a fancy DV camera connected to 1394 and separate mic on your line in port.

Then there is free software (like windows media encoder) for capturing your stream and broadcasting it to wherever.

Its all up to cost. More money spent will produce a higher quality result.