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Webcasting

What is video webcasting?
Video webcasting is a cost-effective, fast and simple way to broadcast audio or video content to an unlimited audience, by taking advantage of the internet. It is the perfect solution for training videos, symposiums and annual shareholder meetings. This can be done “live,” or as an archived program. Most clients opt for archived programs.

How does VCR Active Media create an archived "webcast"?
We program with Microsoft Corona, which eliminates the need for any "THIRD PARTY" plug-ins. Simply put, your viewers don't need anything more than a Windows PC (any version!) and speakers to receive and view/hear the presentation. No need to worry if your audience has the proper plug-in on their desktop - it already exists because Microsoft Corona is compatible with your existing Windows PC.

What are the benefits of using video webcasting?

  • Access anytime, anywhere. Customers, employees, media and any other target audiences have access to your company communications, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from any Internet connection anywhere in the world.
  • Presentation time at your client's facility can be reduced because your client can view your introductory corporate presentation online.
  • Allows any absentees a second chance to view your presentation in its entirety.
  • Reduces travel costs.
  • Allows your company to keep a permanent archive of your events on your site.
  • Can be password-protected to enable you to control who has access to your video webcast content.
  • Can track and measure the audience response to the online content.
  • Allows for multiple revisions to the content in a timely manner.

What are the steps involved in creating an archived webcast:

VCR Active Media will come on site one to two hours before the presentation is to begin. We will bring our own crew and production equipment (camera, audio & lighting packages) as well as videotape stock. Once the camera crew is finished setting up and testing the equipment they are then ready to tape the presentation in its entirety. During the presentation, we will also have a staff member on site to time the associated PowerPoint presentation.

Once the presentation is completed, it’s back to our suites where our editors will then take the raw video footage from the presentation and remove any unnecessary scenes or onstage bloopers. A new master video is then created. While the video editing process is proceeding we will convert the PowerPoint slides that were used during the presentation into an internet-friendly format.

The new master video is then encoded with Microsoft Corona. With the encoded Windows Media file completed and all of the Microsoft PowerPoint slides converted, VCR Active Media will then sync the converted PowerPoint slides to the Windows Media file. Once this step is completed the master video webcast is created.

The final step is to upload the master video webcast to your company's web site.

Call us at 905-629-2553 for a quote or to set up a demonstration!

 
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