Due to the inability of most Zoom presenters to produce good audio & video, using Zoom alone presents a significant downside for streaming larger events.
Unexperienced as they are, many remote presenters have no idea of what it takes to produce a clean video image with good lighting & smooth audio – not to mention the jerky video & stuttering, freezing audio caused by slow or unreliable Internet connections.
Conversely, combining the strengths of Traditional Live Webcasting with the many features & user-friendliness of Zoom, overcomes all obstacles to produce a professional-looking, yet feature-filled and Interactive Live Event.
These days with more and more viewers as well as presenters, are hesitant to travel to conferences, to be cooped up with crowds in the same indoor space, using Zoom is becoming more popular – at least till this pandemic subsides. But while there are definite benefits to using Zoom, it also comes with its own inbuilt disadvantages.
Here is a comparison of the Pros and Cons of Zoom vs. Live Webcasting…
| Unlike webcasting, whether you are the host or the casual viewer, Zoom will not work without downloading an App. | Webcasting does not need an App to be downloaded – merely opening the webcast screen URL in any common browser is all that is needed. |