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Special guest post submitted by StreetJelly veteran, Martina! Why using a certain browser can make all the difference between a fantastic broadcast and a rocky one. Recently, Firefox and Chrome browsers made significant technical changes by disallowing plugins. This will
Fighting WebRTC Audio Sync Issues Subtitle: Mainly with Chrome Audio Sync issues are when the audio and video get out of “lip-sync.” The sound does not line up with what you see. Many folks call it a “lag.” (We also
On March 7th, 2017, Firefox released browser version 52 that turns off all access to (npapi) plugins, except Flash. That’s a very loaded statement as it affects a huge amount of websites, systems, and people all over the world. This
“Member Blog Series” guest post submitted by StreetJelly artist: Andy Getch Performing Original Songs on StreetJelly I love songwriting. Playing for an audience is a surefire way to test or refine original songs. StreetJelly.com is a wonderful venue to perform
What is WebRTC and how it applies to live streaming in 2017? Subtitle – The Rise and Fall of Plugins. By definition, WebRTC stands for “Web Real Time Communications.” Wikipedia defines it as: a collection of communications protocols and application
“Member Blog Series” guest post submitted by StreetJelly artist: Win Corduan Coffee Houses of the 60s and 70s: A Nostalgic Reminiscence Come along with me, if you would, into this dimly lit store-front retreat. It’s dark outside, and your eyes
“Member Blog Series” guest post submitted by StreetJelly memeber: Vincent Hill First Concert – The Perfect Guide Introduction to Holding a Concert Going to a concert is one thing, holding a concert is totally another thing. One must understand that
“Member Blog Series” guest post submitted by StreetJelly artist: Joanne Cooper 7 things you should know about my mum the live streamer This guest blog has been submitted by Mr Z who is 12 years old. Mr Z writes about
“Member Blog Series” guest post by StreetJelly viewer: Jim Young Finally got to play guitar. As a young boy I wanted to play guitar. In school all they had was trumpets and flutes etc. and that did not interest me