Dyyno 1080p Peer-to-Peer Video Distribution Offers Free Acco. Dyyno: Drag-and-Drop P2P Video Streaming. It’s hard to imagine a simpler way to stream video from your computer to the web than Dyyno, whose creators hope to disrupt the video market with their dirt-simple peer-to-peer video streaming service.
Once the Windows application is running, dragging the “d” icon (screenshot to the right) onto any active window starts streaming that window through a Flash player at static Dyyno URL (for example, I can use it to share any window on my Windows computer at mychannel.dyyno.com/wired). Their technology, announced Tuesday, lets you show anyone in the world virtually anything on your computer, from your camcorder preview window (for live webcasting) to videos already stored on your hard drive, to videogames, presentations, line drawings, documents, and so on. Drag the “d” to whatever you want people to see, and they can go to the corresponding URL to view it.
(Screenshot of Javelin‘s MoMA performance) Dyyno Ramps Up Their P2P Based Video Streaming Platform. Browse:Home/Dyyno Ramps Up Their P2P Based Video Streaming Platform By Krishnan Subramanian on April 12, 2010 Dyyno, the Palo Alto based company backed by Artiman Ventures and Startup Capital Ventures, offers a SaaS based video distribution platform that allows anyone from individuals to SMBs to enterprises share video and other media at a very low cost.
The ease with which it can be done takes the IT out of the picture completely. They are the industry’s first 1080p HD video platform that taps into P2P architecture. They use a hybrid technology based on P2P and the cloud to deliver this high reliability video streaming platform. Today, they announced the release of a new version of their broadcaster with additional features and EZ Broadcaster, a complete broadcasting toolkit in a box. Lots of presets making video broadcasting a child’s play Advanced monitoring of the broadcasts Broadcast failover Dynamic recording Video asset manager and more.
What I like about their service: Team Apart Offers Free Video Chat While Dyyno Preps Rich Media Sharing - Messaging and Collaboration from eWeek. Dyyno-launches-universal-broadcaster-with-justintv-102831894. SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- With Dyyno Universal Broadcaster (dUb) millions of Justin.tv users can now stream in HD quality the full spectrum of video content.
Dyyno Universal Broadcaster's ability to broadcast any content, to any screen, at any level of broadcasting quality, with client-server or P2P streaming – makes dUb a truly "universal" broadcaster. "Dyyno would like everybody to extract the highest value from their video content," said Raj Jaswa, CEO and President of Dyyno. "With the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster and the viewership of Justin.tv portal, broadcasters will be able to put out highest quality video to one of the largest audiences, instantaneously. " "Our goal at Justin.tv is to provide the best, easiest way to create and share live video," said Justin Kan, Founder and President of Justin.tv. "We're happy that innovative companies like Dyyno understand that goal and want to add their own value to the platform.
About Dyyno About Justin.tv About DEMO. » Blog Archive. Dyyno: Stream Anything From Your Desktop to Justin.tv With One Click. Streaming video service Dyyno just launched an interesting new product for anybody who wants to stream live video, presentations, games or movies from a desktop to the Web.
Thanks to integrating closely with Justin.tv, Dyyno's Universal Broadcaster for Mac and Windows now allows users to share their content with millions of online viewers on the popular streaming video site. Besides signing in to Justin.tv, all it takes is a simple drag-and-drop gesture to start the live video stream. Until now, Dyyno was mostly focused on bringing viewers to its own landing pages or those of its paying partners and to help its partners to monetize their content. While Dyyno's overall strategy has not changed, the team is clearly focused on increasing its name recognition and offering its users more outlets for their videos.