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• Setting up Secondary Streams

  Adding secondary streams to your event live stream (or simulcasting) is the broadcasting of your events across more than one medium, or more than one service on the same medium, at exactly the same time. You may want to simulcast from the Onlive.io engagement app and also allow attendees to join via Facebook, Youtube or other mediums! And that's no problem, follow the steps below to set up secondary streams linked to your Onlive.io studio: Ensure you have navigated to your event page DowSome readers

• Videos & Recordings

  Onlive supports adding pre-recorded videos either as live streams, or on-demand recordings to sessions. If you navigate to the VIDEO tab you can start with UPLOAD a video. The max size for a video upload is 4GB. It will take a while for the video to process as it's being reencoded to fit our stream. When it has been processed you have the option to Add to stream - this would make the video stream to your existing stream. For this to work your studio must be LIVE. Add as RecorSome readers

• How to retrieve RTMP key from secondary platforms

  As discussed in our "Setting up secondary streams" article, you can link your Onlive streaming to secondary destinations; Facebook Live, YouTube Live, Vimeo, Twitter Periscope, Twitch and Crowdcast. Here we will outline how you retrieve the Stream key and URL from Facebook Live, YouTube, Vimeo. 1. Facebook Live On the Facebook page you wish to stream to, select "Live Video" or "Create Live" just under your status bar/create post bar. Select where you want the live video to be streamed thPopular

• Navigating the Streaming Studio

  Invite speakers that you want to have in your studio via a (password protected) weblink. The host share your screen. The host camera view. The Stream watermark is added to your stream/recording. The watermark can be changed from "Stream Settings". Interface is used to change your layout of your studio. Videos can be used to; i) upload videos to add to stream oSome readers

• Stream Settings

  Stream Settings is accessed by clicking the "Stream Settings" button located top right in the studio. Main Destination is your delivery channel of your streams to the app. It can be either Onlive's stream or Youtube's. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/a1d791825e5ed800/imageSome readers

• Managing Speakers

  Inviting and Managing Speakers in the Studio If you want to invite a speaker to the studio you start by pressing the "Invite Speaker" button that is located in the bottom left of the studio. You can choose to specify a password so that no one unintended can access the speaker room. When you are ready press the "copy" button to copy the URL and distribute this to your intended speakers. ![](https:/Some readers

• Go Live and End Stream

  Going Live By pressing the Go Live button your stream will start being pushed to the streaming application plus eventual other secondary streaming locations that you have setup. Regardless if you use RTMP or Onlive's studio, or a recording that you want live streamed - you will need to press this button before anything is shown. End Stream When your stream is ended it's easy to forget to "Go OfSome readers

• Setting up a Streaming Room

  When a Session is created in your event program a Room is automatically created. A session can only host one room at the time, but there might be the case that you want to have a couple of test rooms that you can use for dry-runs, or just unassigned a room to a session (such as breaks or lunches). By pressing the edit icon you can: Change the "engagement code" - this code is used mostly for in-persoSome readers