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@SamYeah, the REM YouTube video was a keeper. I wathced it several times too.Your EventCamp Twin Cities is the perfect example of how to DIY live streaming, with all the nice additions too.I can see your perspective of Massie’s thoughts about video. I actually think it can apply to synchronous streaming as well. For example, often a general session is full of organization hype and marketing materials. No reason to live stream all of that and bore a remote audience. Wait until the presenter hits the stage and live stream their 20 minute presentation. I’ve also set in many organizational mandated training programs that the entire staff wathced a 10 minute video at the same time. Then we discussed followed by 10 minute video. And, I had staff trainings that were done the same way with satellite programming, all live streamed from a government headquarters. @DaveYou are so righ! Audio is imperative. When I wrote the post, I was assuming that conference organizers were already using sound and image magnification so they were already taking care of that issue. Thanks for highlighting it though. IMO, iaudio magnification and/or capture is always needed for F2F and live streaming for sure.