Yes. Muvi Live supports encoderless live streaming, meaning you can start webcam and screen-sharing live streams directly from your browser using Muvi’s in-built encoding. No external software, hardware encoders, or OBS installation is required.
You can start webcam live streaming by logging into Muvi Live, enabling webcam access in your browser, allowing camera and microphone permissions, and clicking Go Live. The stream is captured, encoded, and delivered directly through the browser.
Yes. Muvi Live is a browser-based live streaming platform that allows you to go live from modern browsers without downloading any software. This makes it easy to start streams from any device and location.
Yes. Muvi Live supports screen sharing livestreams, allowing you to broadcast your full screen, specific applications, browser tabs, or presentations alongside or instead of your webcam feed.
Muvi Live uses WebRTC technology to enable real-time webcam and screen-sharing live streams with minimal latency, making it suitable for interactive use cases like meetings, training sessions, and webinars.
Yes. Browser-based webcam live streaming is widely used for online classes, internal meetings, webinars, product demos, and virtual events where quick setup, reliability, and low latency are more important than complex broadcast hardware.
Yes. Muvi Live supports recording live streams, allowing you to save webcam and screen-sharing sessions and repurpose them later as on-demand video content.
Muvi Live supports security features such as DRM, watermarking, and access controls, helping protect live streams from unauthorized viewing or redistribution.
Yes. Muvi Live uses HTML5 and WebRTC, enabling compatibility across modern browsers and devices, including desktops and laptops, without requiring plugins or software downloads.
For simple, browser-based live streams such as webcam sessions, screen-sharing demos, and online classes, Muvi Live can serve as a practical alternative to OBS by removing setup complexity and software dependency.