Add Live Streaming to Your Application (Without Being a Video Expert!)

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Amazon IVS promises ready-made live video: create a channel and stream from a browser or OBS via the web broadcast SDK, play back with the IVS player, and scale to huge audiences (a live event hit 3.4 million viewers). Low-latency streaming targets 2–5 seconds glass-to-glass; real-time Stages push conversational latency to ~250 ms with up to 12 hosts and 25k viewers at 720p. Demos include recording to S3 and a Unity game that publishes directly to a Stage and works live.

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1. 0:00Live streaming in apps
2. 2:10Building live streaming apps
3. 5:22Amazon IVS benefits
4. 6:46Low latency streaming
5. 10:26Start low latency streaming
6. 11:30Demo: streaming channel
7. 16:49Playback and latency demo
8. 18:57Broadcasting with OBS
9. 22:12Realtime streaming
10. 24:00Realtime streaming stage
11. 27:10Demo: realtime streaming
12. 32:14Stream chat features
13. 33:16Streaming from games
14. 37:59Gaming demo with chat
15. 39:30Demo apps and future
16. 40:10Resources and closing

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