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What does 'HD Video Streaming' mean?

"High-definition" is the abbreviation for "high-definition." HDTV is a type of television that uses progressive or interlaced scanning, a widescreen (16:9) aspect ratio, and a height resolution of 720 or 1080 pixels. HD can refer to either 720p or 1080p when live-streaming. This means that some viewers will be left frustrated by inevitable buffering and small video sizes. But have no fear because there are solutions to these problems. While there are many devices you can use to stream videos, HD video quality on all devices is still a problem.

Software with HD Video Streaming functionality

ProductFree TrialStarting PriceSpot ScoreRatingActions
Crowdcast - Live Stream Software
Crowdcast

$20, Billed Yearly

9.84.4Visit Website
Zoom - Video Conferencing Software
Zoom

$12.49, Billed Yearly

9.83.7Visit Website
Be.Live - Live Stream Software
Be.Live
-9.64.2Visit Website
Restream - Live Stream Software
Restream

$16, Billed Yearly

9.54.6Visit Website
Vimeo Livestream - Live Stream Software
Vimeo Livestream

$75,

9.44.2Visit Website
StreamYard - Live Stream Software
StreamYard

$20, Billed Yearly

9.32.8Visit Website
GotoMeeting - Video Conferencing Software
GotoMeeting

$12,

9.34.3Visit Website
vMix - Live Stream Software
vMix

$60,

9.24.2Visit Website
BoxCast - Live Stream Software
BoxCast

$99,

9.24.9Visit Website
Lifesize - Video Conferencing Software
Lifesize

$14.95,

9.24.6Visit Website
OneStream - Live Stream Software
OneStream

$8, Billed Yearly

9.13.7Visit Website
Cisco Webex Meetings - Video Conferencing Software
Cisco Webex Meetings
-9.14.3Visit Website
Whereby - Video Conferencing Software
Whereby

$5.82, Billed Yearly

9.14.5Visit Website
Melon - Live Stream Software
Melon

$12.50, Billed Yearly

94.9Visit Website
Livestorm - Video Conferencing Software
Livestorm

$88, Billed Yearly

94.4Visit Website