Zuddl Studio supports various media formats to ensure smooth content delivery during events. Using the correct formats for video, audio, images, and presentations optimizes performance, reduces technical issues, and enhances the attendee experience.

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Video formats

Zuddl Studio supports video formats like MP4, MOV, and AVI, ensuring high-quality content delivery. MP4 is ideal for balanced quality and file size, making it perfect for smooth streaming without network strain. For example, event videos or speaker presentations are easily streamed to virtual attendees in MP4 format, ensuring quality without buffering.

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Audio formats

Supported audio formats include MP3 and WAV. These formats ensure clear sound during sessions, whether it’s for background music, speaker audio, or sound effects. MP3 is commonly used for its balance of quality and file size, perfect for non-intrusive background audio, while WAV offers high-quality audio for critical sound elements during presentations.

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Image formats

Zuddl Studio supports image formats such as JPEG, PNG, and GIF for visuals in presentations, branding, and content. PNG is ideal for transparent images like logos, while JPEG is used for high-quality photos. Using these formats ensures fast load times and crisp visuals for event materials.

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Presentation formats

Zuddl Studio supports PowerPoint (PPTX) and PDF formats for seamless slide presentations. Speakers can upload their slides, ensuring smooth transitions during their sessions. For example, a speaker can present a PowerPoint deck with animations, text, and images displayed consistently across all devices.

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Screen sharing

Screen sharing allows speakers to share their desktop or applications with attendees in real time. This is especially useful for product demos or walkthroughs, enhancing engagement by giving attendees a direct view of the speaker’s screen, ensuring clarity and interaction during sessions.

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Live streaming formats

Zuddl Studio supports live streaming through RTMP, ensuring smooth, high-quality video broadcasts. Organizers can stream live sessions to both in-person and virtual attendees, ensuring consistent delivery of content. This allows real-time interaction between speakers and audiences, enhancing engagement.