#Steam broadcast automute software#

This is useful for testing your event before the actual event date. By doing so, you will need to restart the setup process. If you are in the pre-live state of your event, you can disconnect the event. This is useful when practicing for your live event. In this state, you can choose to disconnect the setup to come back at a later time. When in this state, audience members will not see your live stream, but will be shown a slate until you choose to start the live event. The pre-live state helps producers to set up their live event. Encoder implementation of RTMP and RTMPS protocol can vary, so it is recommended to use a tested encoder with a good known configuration. Microsoft Stream (Classic) supports RTMP and RTMPS ingest from most encoders. When the event is completed, the producer can see the total number of views across the lifetime of the video subject to the view count algorithm. What kind of analytics can I see?Д®vent producers can see the total number of watchers when the event is live. Can people outside of my organization watch my live event?Д¬urrently, events streamed through Microsoft Stream (Classic) are only available to internally to viewers within your organization. Viewership access can be limited to individuals or groups, or available to the entire organization. Live events viewership permissions work just like all other videos in Microsoft Stream. Check that you have a valid license, or contact your Stream (Classic) admin to get access to this feature. Users with the allowable licenses ( listed in the overview), and who are enabled by the Stream (Classic) admin can create live events.

Why can't I see the 'Create a live event' option? Learn more about the encoders that have been tested with Microsoft Stream.

#Steam broadcast automute software#

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