Webcaster Macintosh: How to Create and Serve Internet Cybercasts Without Really Trying

With the cheaper costs of high-speed bandwidth, new compression technologies, and the latest webmaster tools and applications, Webcasting has fast become the hottest development in Internet push technology. Webcasting gives webmasters the ability to broadcast live audio and video over the Internet. The book thoroughly discusses several new and existing products which are excellent tools to create content.This book teaches webmasters how to create live, highly interactive, and entertaining productions on a Macintosh using all the latest video and audio production software. The authors have pulled together all the information and insight currently available and tucked away in small teams of webcasters so that readers can be let in on the most up-to-date secrets of the hottest technology raging through the Internet. The book covers how to create online concerts, chatrooms, video-conferencing, movies, classrooms, and more, showing what really goes on and what it takes to produce a show. The book comes with one CD-ROM for Macintosh that includes shareware and freeware to help get broadcasts on the "air".
-- Discusses all aspects of setting up a Cybercast including bandwidth, Internet service providers, hardware, and software
-- Describes how to create content and site management
-- Covers the details of how to put on a cybercast show
-- Includes one CD-ROM with tons of great shareware and freeware