User Guide
Contents
Quick Start Guide
- Getting started with the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster
- Getting started with the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster on Mac OS
Broadcasting
- Capturing Desktop or Application
- Capturing Video Source or File
- Broadcast applications and video simultaneously
- Full HD 1080p Broadcasting
- Advanced Broadcast Monitoring
- Broadcast Failover
Recording and Uploading
Manage Your Videos Online
Advanced Settings
- Access the Settings
- General Settings
- Application and Desktop Settings
- Camera Settings
- Audio Settings
- Hotkeys
- Embedding a Dyyno Player
Viewing
What's New
Quick Start Guide
Getting Started with the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster
1. Install the Dyyno Software. Go to http://dyyno.com/get_broadcaster
A. Save and run the installer on your computer.
B. Double click on the "Dyyno Universal Broadcaster" located on your desktop.
C. Enter your Login Credentials that were provided to you. If you are using your Dyyno account, enter your Dyyno username and password. If you are using your Justin.tv account, enter your Justin.tv username and password.
Note: If you haven’t already created an account, select the "Register here" link on the Login Window.
2. Start broadcasting. Select the video device, application or desktop to broadcast
A. Camcorder or webcam –Select the camera tab that appears in the Dyyno application window.
You will see the Dyyno Video Reader program appear.
From the Dyyno Video Reader program, select Media file to stream AVI, ASF, WMV, MPEG, FLV, MP4 and MOV files. Select Webcam to broadcast your webcam or camcorder device.
Once you’ve selected a video source, select broadcast, then play to start broadcasting.
B. Desktop or Application – Drag and drop the "d" icon onto the desktop or application you want to broadcast.
3. Share your channel url – dyyno.com/<username> if you are sharing on Dyyno, or justin.tv/<username> if you are sharing on Justin.tv
Note: On Dyyno, your broadcasts will always be shown at dyyno.com/<username> under the Live Video section.
Click on the thumbnail to view the broadcast.
II. Broadcasting
Capturing Desktop or Application
The Dyyno Universal Broadcaster lets you capture your desktop or any application window on your screen. To do this, simply select the "d" from the Dyyno application window and drag it onto the desktop or application you wish to share.
On dragging, you will see a red border surround the desktop or application. Simply release the "d" on the desktop or application, and you will immediately start broadcasting it.
Capturing Video Source or File
The Dyyno Universal Broadcaster will allow you to broadcast a camcorder, webcam or video file.
To get started, simply select the video icon that appears in the Dyyno application window.
This will open the Dyyno Video Reader program.
To broadcast a video file, simply select the Media file option, and browse for the media file you’d like to broadcast. Please note, we only support streaming of AVI, ASF, WMV, MPEG, MP4, FLV, and MOV files.
To broadcast webcam or camcorder video, select the Webcam option, and then the video source and audio source you’d like to broadcast from the dropdown menus.
To broadcast only audio, select the Audio only option, and then the audio source from the dropdown menu.
Once you’ve selected an option, click Broadcast. This will setup the server for streaming, and a preview window will appear. From the preview window, select Play. Your broadcast will now be streamed on your Dyyno channel.
Broadcast applications and video simultaneously
The Dyyno Universal Broadcaster now lets you broadcast your desktop or application along with any video source or media stream.
Simply drag and drop the d on any desktop or application you’d like to broadcast (see the Capturing Desktop or Application section for more information), while also broadcasting a video stream (see the Capturing a Video Source or File section).
Your broadcasts will appear as separate streams on your personal channel (one stream from your desktop or application, and another stream for your video source).
Dyyno is the industry’s first 1080p HD online video platform. With the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster, you can broadcast to thousands of viewers with full 1080p HD video quality.
Please follow these steps to get started broadcasting in 1080p HD video quality:
1. Make sure you have the necessary HD components installed – Your computer will need to have an HD video card installed in order to capture HD video. We recommend installing Black Magic’s Intensity Pro video card (http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/). You will also need an HD camcorder that can capture at 1080p and an HDMI cable.
2. Connect your HDMI cable. Connect the HDMI cable from your camcorder to your computer.
3. Start the Dyyno Video program. Go to Start --> All Programs --> Dyyno Universal Broadcaster --> Run Dyyno Video. You will see the Dyyno Video program appear with two options: 1) Broadcast media file, or 2) Broadcast Webcam/Video
4. Select your video source. Select the Broadcast Webcam/Video option. From the dropdown menu, select your camcorder video source. The Dyyno video program will automatically set the resolution to the video source. So if you are using an HD 1080p camcorder, the resolution will automatically be set to HD 1080p.
5. Select Broadcast. Once you’re done selecting your video source, select Broadcast from the Dyyno Video Program, and then press the play button. You will immediately start streaming your HD broadcast.
The Dyyno Universal Broadcaster monitors and provides dynamic information on the audio, bit rate, and frame rate of your broadcast. You can also view a live stream of your broadcast without affecting your broadcast quality or network usage.
To view this information, follow these steps:
1. Start a broadcast. Drag and drop the "d" icon onto the desktop or application you’d like to share. The orange highlighted border indicates what you wish to share.
2. Share your channel URL. Share your url - dyyno.com/<your username> if you are sharing on Dyyno, or justin.tv/<username> if you are sharing on Justin.tv - so others can access your broadcaster
3. View audio, bit rate and frame rate info on your Dyyno Universal Broadcaster window. As soon as you have at least one viewer watching your broadcast, you will see audio, bit rate and frame rate information appear dynamically on your Dyyno Universal Broadcaster window.
A. The frame rate section will tell you the frames per second that you are broadcasting
B. The bit rate section will tell you how much uplink bandwidth your network contains (in Kbps)
C. The volume section will tell you how high your audio level is from 0% - no audio being broadcasted– to 100% - 120 dB of audio are being broadcasted.
D. The viewer’s section will tell you how many viewers are watching your broadcast
4. View audio, bit rate and frame rate in "offline" mode. You can also view the monitoring fields when you are working offline (this feature allows you to record a broadcast even if you’re not connected to your internet). In the login window, simply select the "work offline" option and click Work Offline.
Once you drag and drop the "d" icon onto the desktop or application you want to broadcast, you will then see the audio and frame rate information appear. Note: The bit rate information is disabled and not shown in offline mode.
View a live stream of your broadcast. To view a live stream of your broadcast, simply select the chat icon that appears on the yellow control bar located on the top right corner of the desktop/app you’re broadcasting.
This will open a browser window that displays the broadcast as your viewers would see it, along with a chat box that lets you chat with your viewers. Even though you are streaming your broadcast live, it will not affect your broadcast quality or network usage.
The broadcast failover feature prevents you from losing viewers if your network goes out, your Dyyno Universal Broadcaster crashes, or the application you are broadcasting crashes.
To resume your broadcast during any such event, follow the steps below:
1. Select Resume from the Dialog Window. In the event of a network loss, broadcaster crash, or application crash, your broadcaster will see the following window appear on the desktop:
The window will ask you to resume or cancel your existing broadcast. Note: Should you choose to cancel, this will stop your existing broadcast, and you will lose any viewers.
Select the resume button. Your viewers will now just see a pause screen.
1. Restart the broadcaster and/or apps you were broadcasting, or check your network setting. For an event crash, restart your broadcaster and/or the desktop/application you were broadcasting. If you’re network is not working, check your network settings to resume your connection.
2. Restart your broadcast again. Drag and drop the Dyyno "d" icon on the desktop/application you were broadcasting. Now your viewers will start seeing your broadcast instead of the pause screen.
Note: If you would like to change your settings mid-broadcast, stop and restart your broadcast. The Broadcast Failover feature will allow you to accomplish this without losing any viewers – please refer to that section in the User Guide .
Recording and Uploading
Offline recording lets you record without broadcasting live.
To enable offline recording, simply select the Offline Mode checkbox in the login window and click Work Offline.
You will see the Dyyno application window appear. Simply drag and drop the d on the application or desktop you’d like to broadcast, and you will start your recording. Note: You will not be able to record any video from the Dyyno Device Reader (see the Capturing Video or Video File section).
The Dynamic MP4 recording feature allows you to record your desktop or application broadcast while you’re broadcasting. The recordings are stored locally in your computer as MP4 files. Note: You will not be able to record any video from the Dyyno Device Reader (see the Capturing Video or Video File section).
Follow these steps to enable recording during your live broadcast:
1. Select the "REC" button. During your live broadcast, select the "REC" button from the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster window. This will start recording your broadcast.
2. Pause your recording. If you would like to pause your recording, simply select the "record pause" icon from the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster window.
When you select the "record play" icon, it will start recording again – thus, the new recording will be appended to your last recording. This allows you to dynamically record different parts of your broadcast all in one MP4 file.
Please note: The pause icon on the right hand side of the Dyyno window will pause both your live stream and the recording. When you press play to resume, both the live stream and recording will continue.
3. Stop your recording. If you would like to stop your recording, simply select the "record stop" icon from the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster window. This will stop the recording and generate an MP4 file. You can continue to record other parts of the broadcast by selecting the "REC" button, but this will be saved in another MP4 file.
4. Access or upload your recordings. Once you are done recording, you can access the MP4 files in your computer. For XP users, go to My Documents --> Dyyno. For Vista and 7 users, go to Documents --> Dyyno.
You can also upload the recordings to your channel by using the Video Uploader (please see the Video Uploader section).
The Video Uploader allows you to upload the MP4 recordings from Dyyno broadcasts and files from your disk in various formats: AVI, MPG, WMV, ASF, MOV, FLV, to your Dyyno web account.
To get started using the Video Uploader, follow these steps:
1. Select Upload from your Dyyno Universal Broadcaster. Simply select the Upload tab that appears in the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster menu.
2. Follow the Upload Wizard. An upload wizard will appear with instructions on how to upload your video.
Follow the steps in the wizard to complete the upload of the video.
Note: You will need to have the necessary video codecs installed in order to successfully upload the video. If you are not sure if you have the codecs installed, simply download and install the Klite codec pack
3. Access your videos. On successful completion of the upload, you will see the "Upload Successful" message appear.
You can now access the videos uploaded to your Dyyno web account using the Video Manager (please see the Video Manager section)
Manage Your Videos Online
The Dyyno Video Manager allows you to manage all your uploaded videos in one central location online. You can publish videos to your web channel and save them as replays, VODs, or simply archive. (Note: This feature is only available to Dyyno account users).
Getting started. To get started using your Video Manager, please visit dyyno.com/manage/videos/ . You will need to login with your Dyyno account credentials to use this feature.
Organize & categorize your videos. Once you’ve accessed the Video Manager, you can view the videos you've uploaded on the right hand side of the page. You can toggle between viewing all videos - all videos that have been uploaded, published videos - videos that appear on your channel - and unpublished videos - videos that are stored in the Video Manager but do not appear on your channel.
Previewing a video. When you select a video, it will automatically load up on the video player. Simply select play to watch a preview of the video.
Publishing/ Unpublishing a video. Publishing a video allows you to view it as an on demand video (VOD) on your Dyyno channel. To publish a video, simply select the publish icon that appear on the top right corner of the selected video. To unpublish the video, simply select the icon again. The video will no longer appear on your Dyyno channel.
Video controls. When you select a video, several controls will appear on the bottom of the video player. These include:
A. Details - This shows the title, description, upload date, resolution, bitrate, length and size of the video. You can also copy the share url of the video and the embed code to embed the video onto another webpage.
B. Edit - This allows you to edit the video title, description and to categorize a video (See Categorizing a video).
C. Schedule - This allows you to schedule a video to play at a specific date and time (See Scheduling a video).
D. Download - This allows you to download the video.
E. Delete - This deletes the video.
Sorting and filtering your videos. To sort your videos, simply select the Sort by dropdown menu that appears underneath the All Videos tab on the top right hand side. You will be able to sort by recency, title, and video category.
You can also filter your videos by category. Simply select the Filter by dropdown menu that appears underneath the All Videos tab.
Categorizing a video. By categorizing a video, the video will appear in that specific category in your Dyyno channel page. To categorize a video, simply select the video and navigate to the Edit tab. From the right hand side, select the Category dropdown menu and enter the category you'd like to place the video in.
To add a new category, simply enter one in the "Add your own" field. You can also edit your categories by selecting the edit pencil that appears on the right hand side of the category label.
Please note, you can only edit and delete categories that you have created. You cannot edit or remove Dyyno created categories (Business, Music & Movies, Gaming, Sports, Television).
Scheduling a video. To schedule a video to appear at a specific date and time, follow these steps:
1. Select the video and navigate to the Schedule tab. You will see a set of schedule options appear:
A. Date: Enter a date from the calendar popup that you'd like the video to play on.
B. Time: Enter the time you'd like the video to start playing in HH:MM AM/PM format.
C. Repeat option. If you would like the video to repeat after it’s played, please select the "repeat video" option.
2. Select the save button to apply your settings. Your scheduled playback will now occur on the specified date and time. You will see the scheduled video appear in the Scheduled Videos section of the Dyyno Channel.
If you'd like to view a list of all scheduled playbacks, you can also select the Playback Schedule tab on the top right navigation of the Video Manager.
Advanced Settings
To access the Settings menu, select File - Settings from the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster menu.
The General Settings tab provides the following functionalities:
1. Description — A short description about your broadcast.
2. Start recording when broadcast starts— Allows you to record the broadcast and save it on your computer.
3. Automatically upload after recording — Automatically uploads your recorded video after you’re doing recording.
4. View Recorded Videos — Opens the folder where recorded videos are stored. For Vista users, the recordings are stored in Documents\Dyyno. For XP users, the recordings are stored in My Documents\Dyyno. All recordings are in MP4 format and can be opened using QuickTime.
5. Upload Videos —Starts the video upload wizard.
6. Manage Videos —Opens a link to your Video Manager.
The App/Desktop Settings allows you to optimize your broadcast for desktop/application sharing (wherever you drag and drop the “d” icon). Here, you can quickly and easily configure your broadcast for movies, games, photos, and documents.
App Settings - Video Subtab
In the Video settings tab, you will find a series of preset broadcasting settings. To change a setting, simply select the radio button that represents the content you’re looking to broadcast.
• The Movies option will optimize your broadcast for movies and cinematic scenes.
• The Games option will optimize your broadcasts for gaming applications.
• The Documents option will optimize your broadcasts for productivity applications like Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.
• The Photos option will optimize your broadcasts for sharing photo slideshows.
By default, your broadcast settings will be set to Automatic. This will automatically configure your broadcast resolution and a frame rate based on your available bandwidth. For example, if your network connection is slow – 400 kbps or less – you will have a smaller broadcast resolution – 320 x240 – and a lower frame rate – 10 - 15 FPS. If your network connection is fast – 600 kbps or more – you will have a large broadcast resolution – 640 x 480 – and a higher frame rate, 15 - 20 FPS.
If you would like to stream a mobile friendly version of your broadcast, you can select the mobile friendly checkbox (please note, this feature is currently under development and will be released shortly) .
App Settings - Video Advanced Subtab
If you would like to set up custom broadcasting settings, simply select the Video (advanced) subtab (make sure that you have custom selected from the Video subtab in order to modify the settings ).
This will allow you to toggle the following:
1. Broadcast resolution: Set your broadcast resolution from 320 x 240 to 1024 x 7682. Frame rate: Set your frame rate from 5 FPS – 30 FPS
3. Bit rate: Set your uplink bit rate from 100 kbps to 1 Mbps
4. Reducing network usage: Select this option if you want to minimize bandwidth used by the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster. This will allow you to broadcast while downloading, uploading or conducting other activities using your network with minimal impact.
5. Allow extra delay: Select this option to improve the visual quality of your broadcasts by increasing the delay between your viewers.
6. Enhancing quality of static scenes: Select this option to enhance the visual quality of your broadcasts, and to specify the time laps between index frames.
Once you are done selecting a preset setting, simply select the Ok button. Your next broadcast will use the specified settings.
Note: To apply your settings mid-broadcast, you will have to stop and restart your broadcast. Dyyno’s Broadcast Failover feature lets you do this without losing viewers.
The Audio Settings tab lets you specify the audio source you’d like to use when you are broadcasting your desktop or application. Note: If you are broadcasting a video source or a video file, you will need to specify the audio source through the Dyyno Video Reader (see the Capturing Video Source or File Section).
The Audio Settings tab contains the following functionalities:
1. Device - Select an audio device from the dropdown menu.
2. Mixer - Select an audio mixer from the dropdown menu. To broadcast sound from the application you are broadcasting, select Stereo Mix (If you do not have Stereo Mix option, you will not be able to broadcast the application's sound). To broadcast audio from your microphone, select Microphone (if you do not have the Microphone option, you will not be able to broadcast sound from your microphone).
3. Mute Audio - Select this option if you do not want your broadcast to have any sound.
Hotkeys allow you to quickly maneuver Dyyno controls with a few keystrokes. For example, a user can immediately stop a session by clicking F7. To change a hotkey for each control, just enter a keystroke into the appropriate box
The Camera settings allow you to optimize your broadcast for camcorder/webcam and media file streaming (anytime you click the Camera tab and use the Dyyno video window) .
1. Description — A short description about your broadcast.
2. Broadcast resolution: Set your broadcast resolution from 320 x 240 to 1024 x 768
3. Frame rate: Set your frame rate from 5 FPS – 30 FPS
4. Bit rate: Set your uplink bit rate from 100 kbps to 1 Mbps
5. Reducing network usage: Select this option if you want to minimize bandwidth used by the Dyyno Universal Broadcaster. This will allow you to broadcast while downloading, uploading or conducting other activities using your network with minimal impact.
If you would like to stream a mobile friendly version of your broadcast, you can select the mobile friendly checkbox (please note, this feature is currently under development and will be released shortly).
The Dyyno embeddable flash player lets you embed a player on any website that streams live, scheduled replay, or on-demand videos on your channel.
Three different player types
There are several player types you can embed:
1. Channel player – This is a flash player that plays the first video in your channel. If you have a live video, this will start to play. If there is no live video, the first scheduled video will start to play. If there is no scheduled video, the first on-demand video will start to play. If you have no videos in your channel, then only a black screen will be shown.
2. The Stream Player – This is a flash player that plays a specific live or scheduled replay stream. If there are no live or scheduled replay streams, only a black screen will be shown.
3. The VOD player – This is a flash player that plays specific on-demand videos. If you have not uploaded and published any on-demand videos, the player will show a black screen.
Embedding a player
If you would like to embed a specific player to your website, please follow these instructions:
1. Channel Player – embeds the first video in your channel
A. Copy and paste the embed code to a text editor
<iframe src="http://www.dyyno.com/player/?channel=[CHANNEL NAME]" width="[VIDEO WIDTH]" height="[VIDEO HEIGHT]" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>
B. Edit the embed code. Make the following edits to stream the first video in your channel:
1. Replace [channel name] with the name of your channel. E.g. If your channel name is dyynotv, you will use "dyynotv" instead of "[channel name]."
2. Replace [video width] and [video height] with the desired width and height of your video. E.g. if your video is 640 x 480 resolution, replace "[width]" with "640" and "[height]" with "480."
Your final code should look something like this:
<iframe src="http://www.dyyno.com/player/?channel=games" width="960" heigght="320" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>
C. Add the embeddable player code to your HTML code
Simply copy and paste the embeddable player code to the desired location in your HTML code. Once published, you will see the player appear with the first video on your channel playing.
2. Stream Player – embed a specific live or scheduled replay stream
A. Copy and paste the embed code to a text editor
<iframe src="http://www.dyyno.com/player/?channel=[CHANNEL NAME]&sid=[SID]" width="[VIDEO WIDTH]" height="[VIDEO HEIGHT]" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>
B. Edit the embed code. Make the following edits to stream live and scheduled replay videos from your channel:
1. Replace [channel name] with the name of your channel. E.g. If your channel name is dyynotv, you will use "dyynotv" instead of "[channel name]."
2. Replace [SID] with the videos’ session ID (SID). To find the SID, go to your channel page and play the live or scheduled replay video you’d like to embed. You will see the stream url appear in the browser window’s address bar (e.g. http://www.dyyno.com/player/?channel=games&sid=18DF4B9DC28A5485). Replace "[SID]" with the string of characters after the "&sid" field in the url (e.g. "18DF4B9DC28A5485")
3. Replace [video width] and [video height] with the desired width and height of your video. E.g. if your video is 640 x 480 resolution, replace "[width]" with "640" and "[height]" with "480."
Your final code should look something like this:
<iframe src="http://www.dyyno.com/player/?channel=raj&sid=A63C121D671ABC9B" width="960" height="320" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>
C. Add the embeddable player code to your HTML code
Simply copy and paste the embeddable player code to the desired location in your HTML code. Once published, you will see the player appear with the specific live or scheduled replay stream.
3. VOD Player – embed a specific video on-demand stream
To embed the VOD player, you will need to do several simple steps:
A. Copy and paste the embed code to a text editor
<iframe src="http://www.dyyno.com/player/?channel=[CHANNEL NAME]&vod=[VOD ID]" width="[VIDEO WIDTH]" height="[VIDEO HEIGHT]" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>
B. Edit the embed code. Make the following edits to stream live and scheduled replay videos from your channel:
1. Replace [channel name] with the name of your channel. E.g. If your channel name is dyynotv, you will use "dyynotv" instead of "[channel name]."
2. Replace VOD ID with the on-demand video’s ID . To find the ID, go to your channel page and play the on-demand video you’d like to embed. You will see the stream url appear in the browser window’s address bar (e.g. http://www.dyyno.com/player/?channel=games&vod=1567). Replace the "VOD ID" field with the string of characters after the "&vod" field in the url (e.g. "11567").
3. Replace [video width] and [video height] with the desired width and height of your video. E.g. if your video is 640 x 480 resolution, replace "[width]" with "640" and "[height]" with "480."
Your final code should look something like this:
<iframe src="http://www.dyyno.com/player/?channel=dennis&vod=1163" width="960" height="320" scrolling="no" frameborder="0"></iframe>
C. Add the embeddable player code to your HTML code
Simply copy and paste the embeddable player code to the desired location in your HTML code. Once published, you will see the player appear with the specific on-demand video .
III. Viewing
You are able to view broadcasts using any browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, etc.) and operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux).
Simply click on a thumbnail in a user’s personal channel to view a broadcast.
1. On clicking on a live stream, you may be prompted to download the Dyyno Viewer. The Dyyno Viewer allows you to watch live streams in the highest quality with fewer interruptions. Simply click Download to start downloading the Dyyno Viewer.
2. Save the Dyyno Viewer installer to your desktop. A message will appear asking you if you’d like to save the Dyyno_launcher.msi file. Save the file to your desktop.
3. Run the Dyyno Viewer file. Navigate to your desktop and double click the Dyyno Launcher icon. Select "Run" from the window that will appear. The Dyyno Viewer file will be installed.
4. View the live stream. Go back to the live stream you intended to watch. The video should automatically start to stream. Should you not see the stream, simply reload the page.
The new updated Dyyno channel page contains Live, Scheduled Replay, and VODs that you can watch on a single page. Follow the steps below to access the updated Dyyno channel page:
1. Enter the new Dyyno channel URL. To access the new Dyyno channel page, simply go to dyyno.com/<enter your username> .
2. Watch a live stream. If you would like to watch a Live stream, simply navigate to the Live Videos section of the Dyyno channel page and select a thumbnail. Note: if there are no thumbnails available, this means that there are no ongoing live streams.
There are several functionalities available on the flash player when you are watching a live stream:
a. Popout video. You can select the popout video link to open the stream in a popout window.
b. Chat. On watching live stream, you will be able to chat with others by selecting the "Open Chat" link. This will open a chat popup that lets you message other viewers.
c. Watch multiple streams. You are now able to watch multiple live streams simultaneously. Simply watch a live stream in a new tab or browser window and it will be shown concurrently with any other live streams you are watching.
3. Watch a Scheduled Replay. If you would like to watch a Scheduled Replay stream, simply navigate to the Scheduled Videos section of the Dyyno channel page and select a thumbnail.
4. Watch a VOD. If you would like to watch a VOD, simply navigate to the Videos on Demand section of the Dyyno channel page and select a thumbnail.
You will be able to access a mobile-friendly Dyyno Personal Channel page on your Iphone (2.0+ OS) and Android (1.5+ OS) phones. Simply visit the following ULR on your mobile browser: http://dyyno.com/mobile/<username>. You will have to enter the username of the personal channel that you’d like to see.
On entering the url, you will see the mobile-friendly personal channel page. The page contains several tabs for Live, On Demand, and Scheduled videos. Select a tab to view videos in these categories.
To watch a video, simply select the video thumbnail or title. The video will start to stream in your mobile phone video player.
We recommend connecting to a wifi network for optimal viewing. You may not have enough bandwidth to stream using a 3G network.
What’s New
The following new features are available in the latest Dyyno release:
* Improved user interface. It’s never been easier to broadcast your desktop, application and camera streams with our new user interface!
*Roku set-top box streaming. You can now share your channel straight to your TV, without a PC, through our Roku application.
*Facebook app – Stream your channels live on your Facebook network.
* How to videos – Need help getting started? Check out our new instructional how to videos .
* Unified Live and VOD player – Our video player has never been sleeker! You can now view live, on demand, and scheduled replay streams on the same player for a seamless experience.
* Mac broadcaster – The Dyyno Universal Broadcaster is now Mac compatible. Don’t wait to start streaming from your Mac! You can download the Mac broadcaster (beta version) here