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Follow Livener's journey as we develop the future of cloud-based live production.
Livener returns to Italy for its next real-world test, streaming events from the Emilia-Romagna Clust-ER Innovate stage in Bologna. The event will showcase new capabilities including live graphics, live captions, and enhanced camera controls while demonstrating how professional productions can be delivered with just a few mobile devices.
A live streaming test from Umbria Jazz demonstrated how Livener performs over a busy 5G network while highlighting the importance of training volunteer camera operators to produce even better live events.
Our beta testing at We Make Future in Bologna pushed Livener to its limits. Despite challenging network conditions, we successfully streamed live sessions, identified key improvements to the platform, and validated new production features.
The Cotswolds Distillery Sessions provided an opportunity to test Livener in a live performance environment. Using multiple smartphone cameras and independently managed audio sources, we captured a junior showcase featuring local performers while validating new production capabilities, including separate audio and video mixing and improved operator workflows.
Sports clubs increasingly recognize the value of live streaming, but traditional production tools remain too expensive and complex for many organizations. Discover why simplifying live production is essential and how cloud-based solutions can help clubs reach more fans, sponsors, and communities.
Livener will support the live streaming of a discussion hosted by Art4Art, Fondazione Entroterre’s Zenit Project, and Alberto Barbiero at WMF 2026. The event explores how public administrations and third-sector organizations can collaborate more effectively through co-programming and co-design.
At MIR 2026 in Rimini, Livener conducted one of its first public beta tests, streaming live content from the exhibition floor while simultaneously connecting to a church service in Stratford-upon-Avon, UK. The event demonstrated how cloud-based production can combine video feeds from multiple locations into a single live experience, while providing valuable insights into system stability, operator workflows, and audio management.
