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Watch newscasts and other programming from KTLA 5 News in Los Angeles. Check out our full live-streaming schedule below, and find our on-air schedule here. (Note: Los Angeles Clippers broadcasts will not be viewable outside the Los Angeles television market.)

We recommend that you begin using Teams live events to schedule and host all of your live events. Additionally, if your organization has live events scheduled beyond January 31, 2024, reschedule those events and inform attendees of the new link. Any Stream live event scheduled after January 31, 2024 will be automatically removed.

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Teams live events is the successor service to Stream live events. Teams live events began rolling out the general availability of encoder support on February 1, 2023 (see roadmap ID 84960). The Teams live events service allows you to create, host and produce live events with the same functionality that you get with Stream. Teams live events supports 10,000 simultaneous event attendees and Real-Time Messaging Protocol input (RTMP-In). RTMP-in allows you to create highly polished events that feature combined live streams, screen overlays, on-screen data and more.

Teams live events matches the support of codec, bitrate, frame rate, resolution and other specs offered by Stream live events. Those specs can be found in this article: Manually configure encoders for live event streaming.

Teams live events recordings are stored in the OneDrive of the organizer of the event, or the OneDrive of a producer in that same tenant if the organizer doesn't join. Yammer Events are stored in the SharePoint site of the community.

With Stream Live, you can painlessly grow your streaming app to scale to millions of concurrent broadcasters and millions of concurrent users. Start sending live video from mobile or desktop using the industry standard RTMPS protocol to millions of viewers instantly. Stream Live works with the most popular live video broadcasting software you already use, including ffmpeg, OBS or Zoom. Your broadcasts are automatically recorded, optimized and delivered using the Stream player.

Legacy live video pipelines built in-house typically ingest and encode the live stream continents away in a single location. Video that is ingested far away makes video streaming unreliable, especially for global audiences. All Cloudflare locations run the necessary software to ingest live video in and deliver video out. Once your video broadcast is in the Cloudflare network, Stream Live uses the Cloudflare backbone and Argo to transmit your live video with increased reliability.

Cloudflare Stream encodes the live stream in multiple quality levels at no additional cost. This ensures smooth playback for your viewers with varying Internet speed. As your viewers move from Wi-Fi to mobile networks, videos continue playing without interruption. Other platforms that offer live-streaming infrastructure tend to add extra fees for adding quality levels that caters to a global audience.

Enjoy commercial-free, webcast coverage of the festivities leading up to the Ball Drop at midnight, including backstage access, behind-the-scenes stories and interviews with performers and other celebrities. The free live webcast begins at 6:00pm on December 31.

Each year, the webcast is streamed via Facebook Live video at facebook.com/timessquarenyc. Digital media outlets, bloggers and webmasters are invited to share this video stream, crediting Countdown Entertainment/Times Square Alliance.

Live streaming of proceedings begins approximately five minutes before the scheduled proceeding time.

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When joining the live stream you will be asked for your name and email address. Proceeding participants should register with their legal name. Members of the public that wish to remain anonymous may enter "anonymous" for first and last name and "anonymous@a.com" for the email address. Viewers who were not called to participate in a case or are registered as "anonymous," will only be able to observe the proceeding.

Welcome to the Local 4+ live page! Here you'll find all of our live broadcasts, cams and events. You can also stream live on our Local 4+ TV app, free on your Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire or Google Chromecast devices.

Live TV streaming services may offer different packages and add-ons for viewers, but you want to ensure you can watch your local channels along with cable networks and on-demand videos. Not every service provides access to local programming (like PBS, ABC or NBC), sports or channels you'd typically find on cable and satellite TV. Compare channel lineups before choosing.

You can choose a streaming service subscription that aligns with your budget, and there are multiple services available. Prices range from $25 to over $100 per month, depending on what you want. When considering costs, review the channel selection, cloud DVR abilities, price of premium add-ons, and how many devices you can stream on simultaneously.

Take note of how many screens you can watch at a time. For example, YouTube TV allows you to stream on three devices at once, while Hulu grants you two, with the option to pay extra for more screens. Look for platform offerings that fit your household's needs.

If you want the best mix of live streaming and on-demand, Hulu Plus Live TV is it. Its channel selection may not be as robust as YouTube TV or Fubo, but it's almost there -- especially with the addition of PBS and Magnolia. Yet, it's Hulu's significant catalog of on-demand content which helps set it apart. Not only does the $77 service include Hulu basic but also Disney Plus and ESPN Plus, plus an unlimited DVR. Hulu's exclusive titles such as The Bear, The Handmaid's Tale and Only Murders in the Building, plus its massive catalog of broadcast programming, grant it a content advantage no other service can match. Given that Hulu Plus Live TV offers you more with its live channels it's the service to choose for live TV streaming. 

If you want the best mix of live streaming and on-demand, Hulu Plus Live TV is it. Its channel selection may not be as robust as YouTube TV or Fubo, but it's almost there -- especially with the addition of PBS and Magnolia. Yet, it's Hulu's significant catalog of on-demand content which helps set it apart. Not only does the $77 service include Hulu basic but also Disney Plus and ESPN Plus, plus an unlimited DVR. Hulu's exclusive titles such as The Bear, The Handmaid's Tale and Only Murders in the Building, plus its massive catalog of broadcast programming, grant it a content advantage no other service can match. Given that Hulu Plus Live TV offers you more with its live channels it's the service to choose for live TV streaming.

YouTube TV has more top channels than any competitor at this price, and it's one of only two with local PBS stations currently -- Hulu will be coming online later in 2023. The basic $73 YouTube TV service has an excellent cloud DVR, including both unlimited storage and a generous nine months to watch recordings (most rivals offer 30 days). The interface is no-nonsense, even if a little drab, and yet it offers most of the features a cable service can give you. YouTube TV is also the only one to offer surround sound on live broadcasts. 

In 2023, YouTube TV is the exclusive home of NFL Sunday Ticket, with pricing starting at $249 for early birds. In addition, the video streaming service has a $20 monthly upgrade that lets you watch 4K livestreams, of college football in particular. Given a lack of 4K content otherwise, it's not a great value for a resolution boost alone, but it does add an unlimited number of simultaneous streams (up from three) and offline DVR downloads.

YouTube TV has more top channels than any competitor at this price, and it's one of only two with local PBS stations currently -- Hulu will be coming online later in 2023. The basic $73 YouTube TV service has an excellent cloud DVR, including both unlimited storage and a generous nine months to watch recordings (most rivals offer 30 days). The interface is no-nonsense, even if a little drab, and yet it offers most of the features a cable service can give you. YouTube TV is also the only one to offer surround sound on live broadcasts.

In 2023, YouTube TV is the exclusive home of NFL Sunday Ticket, with pricing starting at $249 for early birds. In addition, the video streaming service has a $20 monthly upgrade that lets you watch 4K livestreams, of college football in particular. Given a lack of 4K content otherwise, it's not a great value for a resolution boost alone, but it does add an unlimited number of simultaneous streams (up from three) and offline DVR downloads.

If you're looking for the cheapest live TV streaming service, and one which is still able to offer a usable amount of channels, then it's without a doubt Sling TV Blue. Yet, things are a little more complicated than they are for Sling's competitors. You see, Sling tenders two different $40-ish-per-month live TV streaming channel packages, Sling Orange and Sling Blue. While a number of live TV channels are common to both, Orange is essentially the ESPN/Disney package, while Blue is the Fox/Discovery package. Meanwhile, Orange & Blue combines the two offerings for $55.

Further, the addition of ABC to five markets has increased its price there to $45 -- while it remains $40 in others. As a result, Sling TV may cost up to $20 more than Philo, but it still has better channels, more options and a comparatively better live TV streaming interface. Sling is also cheaper than most other streaming services, let alone cable. In addition to a relatively affordable price, Sling TV has two new feathers in its cap: an upgraded DVR (increased to 50 hours); and a new interface (as seen above) which makes the service a lot more fun to use. e24fc04721