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1. 

   peterfishmann84    

   8 months ago
    

   Successfully streamed to 800 people and simultaneosly tested their ppv feature. I like, they don't charge a commission unlike other services. in fact, you only pay by the hour for the server, and all the funds collected remain yours.

2. 

   Yasuhåru    

   Manager | 8 months ago
    

   Streaming + Pay Per View

   I saw a post on LinkedIn about the Pay Per View functionality they added. So I tried it and I think it's a great way to monetize our educational content. What I find particularly appealing is that this service integrates with PayPal and doesn't take any commission on these payments. A real win.

   🏁 Competitors: StreamingVideoProvider

   👍 Pros:    Pay per view monetization

   👎 Cons:    Learning curve

3. 

   Joey    

   technician at Duckling | 9 months ago
    

   Nice relay

   We've used callaba as a permanent relay solution for live streaming. Streaming the video onto a machine and then being able to make that stream available for anyone on the team is a timesaver. In our case, it's an easy way of broadcasting the stream around the building without hardwiring cables to each room. And it's also available remotely.

   Good advice is to attach an elastic ip, if you're on AWS. Then you can just turn it on and go.

   🏁 Competitors: Nimble Streamer

   👍 Pros:    Convenience|Reusable settings

4. 

   macloughlin    

   AV engineer | 9 months ago
    

   Not glamorous, but feature-heavy

   I stream SRT to Callaba and RTMP out of it (for the most part) and so far it has been working well. I usually stick to using restreaming section, but I tried other things too. As i see it, this software gives you a bunch of building blocks that you can combine in any way that you see fit. I looove AWS, and Callaba is available there, so that's another plus for me.

   👍 Pros:    Multistream|Cloud platform

5. 

   streetspirited    

   technical director | 9 months ago
    

   Good for social media streaming

   Were looking to replace Restream as we had some availability issues with it. Callaba works differently, you kinda have your own server, and it's always available. Multi-streaming is easy and convenient, you create your restreams once and you are ready to go. I explained to my colleagues how to use it. Now can turn the server on and start streaming, no fuss. And they only charge you for the actual usage. If you seek for something to multi-stream, this tool is okay.

   👍 Pros:    Simple to setup|Real-time availability|Cost effective

6. 

   Ryan Black    

   audio-video technician at Grooveyard Event | 10 months ago
    

   It was a good idea to try Callaba

   I have done many live video streams to talk about technical aspects of our business with Callaba and OBS Studio and simul-casted to different platforms at once. There some pre-sets for social streaming, but I was also able to add some that were not present (twitter, linkedin) with RTMP links. I also recorded video clips that were later used in our project presentations. Callaba is simple and lovely.

   👍 Pros:    Simple yet powerful and efficient tool|Its flexible and easy to use|Good streaming speed|High quality content

   👎 Cons:    Learning curve

7. 

   Finn Perez    

   blogger at Ferry, Reilly and Morar | over 1 year ago
    

   So, I can confirm Callaba is working with my Mokito encoders and youtube.

   So, I can confirm Callaba is working with my Mokito encoders and youtube. I use it in my streaming workflow. I really enjoy video quality I can use for еру customers. To my mind the main benefit is cloud pay as you go pricing.

   👍 Pros:    Video quality

   👎 Cons:    You should to talk with their support for organized stream with the complicated settings, before.

8. 

   Vincent_Baker    

   conference organizer at Padberg-Kerluke | over 1 year ago
    

   We used Callaba and preferred it.

   We used Callaba and preferred it. Ended up implementing it for all event customers. Implementation m3u8 is simple, stream management and SRT management is top for me. We were able to train colleagues easily on the platform to use it.

9. 

   Isa Meyer    

   videographer at Terras Boulevard CV | over 1 year ago
    

   simplicity

   We use callaba as a selfhosted streaming server solution. We like the simplicity of the app settings.

   Minuses: There is no way to install on Windows without using WSL. I hope this problem will be solved in the future.

   👍 Pros:    Super simple

   👎 Cons:    -

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