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    Having the opportunity, I did some test streaming using Restream.io today.
    After configuring the end point settings, which consisted of inputting the end point RTMP URL and Key for each site (i.e., Ustream, Vaughn, etc.), I began streaming to Restream.io, using Wirecast.

    It should be noted that stream sent to Restream.io was 196kbps (video and audio in total) and consisted of previously recorded content.

    Once the stream was started to Restream.io, it kicked off streams to both UStream and Vaughn, which were the only two CDNs used for testing. The output of each of these streams looked and sounded as expected. This test lasted over an hour and a half.

    At some point after an hour and a half the connection from Wirecast to Restream.io was restarted. The reason for this is a mystery, at present. However, it may have to do with the fact that I was streaming from the U.S. to a server located in Europe. Prior to the restart, the output at Ustream and Vaughn looked rock solid. After the video appeared to buffer/pause at both locations, in 10 second sequences.

    More testing is required before I could say that I would use Restream.io every week, as, normally, we stream in 2 hour blocks. If I can figure out the mysterious restart, I might jump right on board.

    Overall, I would recommend Restream.io as something that one should take a look at if they are wanting to get their stream to multiple end-points, while conserving bandwidth by initiating only 1 stream. More testing on my part, but very promising so far.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rwildman View Post
    Having the opportunity, I did some test streaming using Restream.io today.
    After configuring the end point settings, which consisted of inputting the end point RTMP URL and Key for each site (i.e., Ustream, Vaughn, etc.), I began streaming to Restream.io, using Wirecast.

    It should be noted that stream sent to Restream.io was 196kbps (video and audio in total) and consisted of previously recorded content.

    Once the stream was started to Restream.io, it kicked off streams to both UStream and Vaughn, which were the only two CDNs used for testing. The output of each of these streams looked and sounded as expected. This test lasted over an hour and a half.

    At some point after an hour and a half the connection from Wirecast to Restream.io was restarted. The reason for this is a mystery, at present. However, it may have to do with the fact that I was streaming from the U.S. to a server located in Europe. Prior to the restart, the output at Ustream and Vaughn looked rock solid. After the video appeared to buffer/pause at both locations, in 10 second sequences.

    More testing is required before I could say that I would use Restream.io every week, as, normally, we stream in 2 hour blocks. If I can figure out the mysterious restart, I might jump right on board.

    Overall, I would recommend Restream.io as something that one should take a look at if they are wanting to get their stream to multiple end-points, while conserving bandwidth by initiating only 1 stream. More testing on my part, but very promising so far.
    Thank you. In the nearest future we will add the ability to broadcast through a servers in the US and the problem will be solved.

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    Hmmm... This service looks interesting but can the service capture a stream from an RTMP link and then send it to other services? I don't want to have to reconfigure and then use a service that deals with a lot of lag.

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    This is interesting. I will check it out. I am always looking for a new streaming site

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    Quote Originally Posted by Podnutter View Post
    This is interesting. I will check it out. I am always looking for a new streaming site
    Your response will be appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TalkNet View Post
    Hmmm... This service looks interesting but can the service capture a stream from an RTMP link and then send it to other services? I don't want to have to reconfigure and then use a service that deals with a lot of lag.
    Can you explain in more detail about the question?
    Thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrei Patrikeyev View Post
    Can you explain in more detail about the question?
    Thank you.
    I stream to a private RTMP server and I would like to know if there's an option for the service to grab my feed and redistribute it to other services.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TalkNet View Post
    I stream to a private RTMP server and I would like to know if there's an option for the service to grab my feed and redistribute it to other services.
    We consider this feature
    Thanks.

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    Now you can choose between US and Europe for servers location.
    Screenshot_121914_060125_PM.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrei Patrikeyev View Post
    Now you can choose between US and Europe for servers location.
    Screenshot_121914_060125_PM.jpg
    Noticed the US option in the dropdown box. However, after selecting US, the server didn't change and the EU/US still shows a European server.
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