Getting started with Dyyno is fast and easy. You can get the latest version of the Dyyno software right here, and we have some suggestions for other software that will help improve your experience as well.
The Dyyno Broadcaster lets you create your own live video stream of anything you can see on your desktop. You'll need to create a free account before you can start broadcasting, but if you already have one, just download the official version of the software and you are on your way.
If you would like to try out new features, please download our beta version.
Justin TV users can try our beta broadcaster (for Windows or Mac).
Download the Dyyno Viewer so you can watch Dyyno broadcasts! Download
You'll need a recent version of Adobe's Flash Player installed. Chances are, you already have one, but if not, you can get the latest one free from Adobe.
If you are using Dyyno to stream or serve content of your own, you may find it useful to install some additional video codecs that will enable your system to encode and decode more video formats. It isn't required, but we recommend downloading and installing the K Lite Codec Pack.
VLC Player PC Version - A powerful, versatile open source video player. Download from the VLC homepage.
VLC Player Mac Version - A powerful, versatile open source video player. Download from the VLC homepage.
Very Important: Once you download, you have to move the VLC to the Applications folder. Then, click on VLC in the Applications folder to open and install it on your Mac. Now, the Dyyno Broadcaster will be able find it.
Quicktime Broadcaster (Mac) - Necessary to broadcast video from a Mac. Download from Apple.
Speed Test - Determine whether you have enough bandwidth to broadcast or view a stream. For broadcasting we recommend at least 400 kbps uplink. For viewing, at least 200 kbps downlink. Take the speed test.
Team Viewer - Download a powerful and free remote desktop support software. Download
If downloading the Mac OS version, please make sure that you have Quicktime Broadcaster installed.
