Virtual events provide most of the elements of a physical event but they're delivered online in a virtual environment. ​

Event TV is solo16’s latest service. This provides scaleable solutions to broadcast full coverage of an event.

We're trying to do out bit to help UK charities that are struggling during the Coronavirus pandemic by offering free live streaming.

solo16 offer live streaming consultancy to venues who wish to have live streaming equipment permanently installed.

One of the most important choices you will need to make when planning your live streamed event is which platform you broadcast to.

Don't let Coronavirus force you to cancel your event,. Live streaming from solo16 allows you too share all the key content virtually with no

The Mobile World Conference has been cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak but live streaming events provide a safe alternative.

Last year we delivered an international live streamed event for UKRI (UK Research and Innovation) saving over 70 tonnes of carbon emissions.

Our guide on how to stream live on TikTok.

We provided a multi-camera live stream in London for the London Ambulance Service.

On the 1st May 2019 Facebook Live retired the standard RTMP streaming protocol in favour of RTMPS (RTMP over a TLS/SSL connection). [Source] WHAT IS RTMP? RTMP (Real Time Messaging Protocol) is the industry standard across the world for professional web video streaming but it’s not that secure and can be prone to hacking. RTMP is prone to spoofing and other attacks between the contribution stream (Sent from the broadcaster like us) and the CDN (Content Delivery Network e.g Yo

After two previous live streamed events Help for Heroes, the armed forces charity, contacted us again to help stage and broadcast their 2019 Internal Virtual Conference. ​ The conference was designed to be a mixture of pre recorded content, produced by their excellent in-house Videographer Joe Gower, and live content from a mock studio that we would set up. Help For Heroes have a very experienced team but most hadn't worked in a multi-camera environment or live streamed on th

FINALLY! - LinkedIn is one of the last social media networks to allow live streaming to its platform. The social network for the business community has close to 600 million users globally and has finally acknowledged the need to allow its customers the option to live stream their talks or events on the platform. The company is launching the live video service this week (11th February 2019) after nearly two years since announcing the service will be available. TechCrunch repor

solo16 provide affordable live streaming services in the South of England and across the UK. We use high-end TV broadcast equipment and cameras and our camera crews all have TV credits to their name. You will not find any Digital SLR cameras or domestic grade equipment being used on our livestreams or inexperienced crew who are new to this process and may or may not get it right for you. Our streaming services can be as simple as a live single camera through to a complete Out

We recently provided live streaming services to armed forces charity, Help for Heroes. They were planning an internal 'Virtual Conference' event for their volunteers and wanted elements of this to include live broadcasts from their famous Tin Hut in Tidworth near Salisbury. Working with their in-house video team and external company iVent we set up a small studio using a PPU, Vision Mix Operator, lighting, two cameras and Camera Assistant. The broadcasts incorporated pre-reco

In today's world where we are used to everything happening instantly, it's is very important for us to be able to communicate with each other effectively, without necessarily being in the same room. This is just as important when it comes to conferences, meetings, and presentations. Many of you will have used a popular video conferencing tools but as an employer, you may not perhaps be completely aware of the difference between a webcast and a webinar. Let us explain. What is

Many people assume that providing a live stream of your event can have a negative impact on people actually attending. If they can watch it at home why pay for a ticket and come along in person? This is not always true and depends largely on the type of event. Live streaming can be a fantastic benefit to your event marketing and promotion. It’s all about how you conduct the live stream, what you choose to live stream and the story you’re trying to tell about your event. Here

Video streaming is becoming more common in market research as software developments are designed with the researcher in mind. Here are some top concerns and tips for using video streaming, and critical questions to help you find the right supplier. Definition of Video Streaming Video streaming is the delivery method used to transmit video and audio via the Internet from one location to another. Although this technology has existed for decades, video streaming has evolved over

What to Look For in a VideoStreaming Supplier There are five critical questions you should ask of your video streaming provider for your event. They are described in detail below: HOW GOOD IS THE QUALITY OF THE VIDEO AND AUDIO THAT YOU PROVIDE? The video and audio quality depends largely on the placement of the equipment at the location. This can dramatically impact your viewing experience. Ideally you want a camera designed for high quality streaming and that is located in t

McCann London approached us as Microsoft UK wanted to create a masterclass series with Photographer Allan Hinton (@chaiwalla) showcasing the way their Microsoft Surface product works in harmony with Adobe's Lightroom and other Adobe software. We worked with them and produced three live multi-camera Facebook Live broadcasts which were broadcast on their Facebook page. This was the first time that Microsoft UK had used Facebook Live to broadcast. One of the broadcasts can be se