Utah Valley Live

UtahValleyLive.com broadcasts –live–local events, news, talk shows, and more. UVL also provides links to other live streams originating in Utah Valley as well as Traffic Cams, scenery cams, and other good stuff.

One of our goals at Utah Valley Live is to encourage people, clubs, municipalities, organizations, etc., in our local area to take advantage of available technology to stream their own live broadcasts. You can broadcast your own show if you want to and it is of interest to Utah Valley (and is legal, moral, ethical and LIVE), we might even carry your feed here. Eventually we want our UtahValleyLive.com audience to be able to choose from dozens of live feeds from Utah Valley during any given week.

Broadcasting live is easy and typically FREE. Most smart phones can broadcast live with the appropriate free app from Ustream.tv, Livestream.com, Justin.tv (or other streaming platforms). Webcams, whether built in on a laptop or external with a desktop are perhaps the most common method of streaming live video. Many older Mini-dv cams can connect to a computer via a firewire cable and can be used to broadcast live with better picture quality than a webcam or smart phone. Millions of people broadcast live to an audience of hundreds or more (very rare) or to 0-2 people (very common). It’s not that people aren’t interested in viewing the broadcast (although content quality is important), more that no one knows about it. We created UtahValleyLive.com to function as an aggregator site, a place where people with a common interest–in this case geographical–could go to find live broadcasts they might want to watch and participate in. That last part is key in that most shows allow comments through the chat window or social stream and the ability for audience members to easily participate in a live show is the big advantage that live streaming has over other forms of broadcasting.

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At http://www.provo.org/mayor.channel17.html Provo City streams many municipal meetings as well as provides archived past meetings

KHQN AM 1480

KEYY AM 1450

KBYU FM 89.9

Utah Valley I-15 Cams (static pics that  you will have to refresh every couple of minutes)

Point of the Mountain

Alpine – North Lehi

Lehi – North Lehi

1200 W Lehi

S of 1200 W Lehi

1200 N Lehi

600 E Lehi

Lehi Main

S of Lehi Main

200 S American Fork

100 E American Fork

Pleasant Grove

1300 W Pleasant Grove

200 S Lindon

1200 N Orem

400 N Orem

585 S Orem

University Parkway Orem

Center St. Provo

University Ave Provo

SR 75 Springville

Main St Spanish Fork

BYU Bookstore #1 (live feed)

BYU Bookstore #3 Outside looking north (live feed)

BYU Broadcasting Bldg #1 (live feed)

BYU Broadcasting Bldg #2 (live feed)

BYU Construction of new Life Sciences Bldg. (life feed, multiple views)

BYU looking north at stadium (refreshes every minute)

BYU Brimhall East (refreshes every minute)

UVU looking south past roundabout (live feed)

Wunder Cams – click on Utah to find a handful of Utah Valley webcams. These cams update occasionally and there is a 24 hour time lapse video of the archived images.)

Utah Valley University live streams some of its athletic events here.

Their upcoming schedule:

December 17^th – Men’s Basketball vs. Georgia State (7:00 pm)

January 3^rd – Men’s Basketball vs. University of Wyoming (7:00 pm) (on Fox College Sports as well)

January 7^th – Men’s Basketball vs. Seattle University (7:00 pm)

January 21^st – Men’s Basketball vs. University of North Dakota (7:00 pm)

January 26^th – Men’s Basketball vs. Chicago State (7:00 pm)

January 28^th – Men’s Basketball vs. NJIT (7:00 pm)

February 23^rd – Men’s Basketball vs. Houston Baptist (7:00 pm)

February 25^th – Men’s Basketball vs. UT-Pan American (7:00 pm)