Freedocast

[Ben2710]

Freedocast is a place where you get to broadcast all those important moments and also get to share the Live broadcast with your family, friends, and all other loved ones. What’s more? You also to live chat with all those available live on other instant messenger services while you are actually making the broadcast.

Link:
Live Broadcasting | Live Webcasting | Video Broadcasting |Live Video chat for free at Freedocast.com

It's like Justintv, Ustream but streams don't get taken down as much

[Chilly8]

It's like Justintv, Ustream but streams don't get taken down as much

The reason for that is simple. Freedocast is not in the United States, therefore they do not have to comply with U.S. laws. Unlike Justin or Ustream, Freedocast is not subject to the DMCA, because they are not in the United States.

[uggla]

ask the same to the rugby streamers using freedocast they dont last long.

whatever platform you broadcast on you will get bans when streaming copyrighted tv at some time or other.

If p2p streaming is an option use it sadly my upload wont allow it at this point.

[Umutk]

ask the same to the rugby streamers using freedocast they dont last long.

whatever platform you broadcast on you will get bans when streaming copyrighted tv at some time or other.

If p2p streaming is an option use it sadly my upload wont allow it at this point.

How high is it if you don't mind me asking?

[uggla]

A crappy 768kbps upload.

might change isps next year one has upto 2.5meg upload

[icerefjm1]

I agree uggla, a few of us have had bans for streamng MLB too. True they're not in the USA, but it appears they honor most copyright laws.

[uggla]

Tbh they are only doing whats right but we still moan lol.

[Chilly8]

ask the same to the rugby streamers using freedocast they dont last long.

whatever platform you broadcast on you will get bans when streaming copyrighted tv at some time or other.

If p2p streaming is an option use it sadly my upload wont allow it at this point.

I avoid copyright problems by blocking U.S and U.K. viewers, which I can do on Sopcast. I have my channel configured to remove myself from the directory, and users are required to go through one part of my website which is guarded by geo filtering software. Anyone in the U.S. or U.K. who tries to connect will get a message saying that due to copyright restrictions, the stream is not available to U.S. or U.K. viewers. I have done this for quite some time, and have never had my channel taken down.

Sopcast is the only streaming service, that I know of, that will allow users to be not listed in the directory.

[Ben2710]

I avoid copyright problems by blocking U.S and U.K. viewers, which I can do on Sopcast. I have my channel configured to remove myself from the directory, and users are required to go through one part of my website which is guarded by geo filtering software. Anyone in the U.S. or U.K. who tries to connect will get a message saying that due to copyright restrictions, the stream is not available to U.S. or U.K. viewers. I have done this for quite some time, and have never had my channel taken down.

Sopcast is the only streaming service, that I know of, that will allow users to be not listed in the directory.

But it's mostly us UK and USA people who watch streams lol

[uggla]

I avoid copyright problems by blocking U.S and U.K.

I admire your enthusiasm but copyright rules wont change whatever streaming platform you use.

[Redbullsnation]

Just embed ur stream to a site and html protect it

[Chilly8]

Just embed ur stream to a site and html protect it

That is what I do. It is embedded in a Web page that sits behind geo protection software that blocks U.S. and U.K. viewers.

[Redbullsnation]

NO, not geoblock it, htmlprotect it!

[Chilly8]

NO, not geoblock it, htmlprotect it!

I don't know how you would "html protect" it, but geoblocking it works for me.

You see, one thing I do, is take video from anywhere, either the TV, or the Internet, add my own commentary, and make my own homebrew sportscast.

You have to to go a web page, where the Sopcast video is embedded, and that is guarded bty geoblocking software to lock out US and UK users.

A USA server is only subject to USA laws, so all I have to do is block U.S. viewers, and that solves the problem.

[Redbullsnation]

html protect - Google zoeken

[Chilly8]

html protect - Google zoeken

That might protect the source code, but I would still need geoblocking to block US and UK users.

[mbdattu]

Freedocast works well for me.

[Redbullsnation]

That might protect the source code, but I would still need geoblocking to block US and UK users.

Thats NOT needed

[Chilly8]

Thats NOT needed

I am afraid it is. However, becuase Vista does not support the open source solution I use, I will be switching to TVAnts when I upgrade my server to Vista. Unlike Sopcast, Justin, or TVU, TVAnts is neither US based, or owned by American citizens, so I dont have to worry about U.S. copyright problems, and can drop geoblocking.

[adambasord]

I avoid copyright problems by blocking U.S and U.K. viewers, which I can do on Sopcast. I have my channel configured to remove myself from the directory, and users are required to go through one part of my website which is guarded by geo filtering software. Anyone in the U.S. or U.K. who tries to connect will get a message saying that due to copyright restrictions, the stream is not available to U.S. or U.K. viewers. I have done this for quite some time, and have never had my channel taken down.

Sopcast is the only streaming service, that I know of, that will allow users to be not listed in the directory.

sopcast is based in china

i still watch the same core 5-6 channels on sop and ive never heard a channel being banned by sopcast and the premier league are quite hot on taking links down and so are zuffa for ufc but mma-tv has been running for years and years on the same sop address never taken off