Going Live

Go live from the app, a browser or professional gear over RTMP, and pause, switch devices, add microphones and end the stream.

• Stream from your browser

  If your event offers This Browser (Beta) , you can use it to broadcast from a supported browser without opening the mobile broadcasting app.

• How to Go Live from Your Mac

  EventLive for Mac streams from a MacBook, iMac or Mac mini with its built-in camera, a USB or HDMI camera, or your iPhone. Switch cameras and microphones while you're live, show pictures, videos and slides, share your screen and keep a backup copy on your Mac.

• How to Go Live from Your PC

  EventLive for Windows streams from a Windows laptop or desktop with its built-in camera or USB cameras. Switch cameras and microphones while you're live, share your screen and keep a backup copy on your PC.

• Invite a guest broadcaster or videographer to go live

  You can give a trusted friend or videographer the instructions they need to broadcast your event.

• How to Go Live on the Day of the Event Using the App

  Follow these steps to start your live stream on the day of your event using the EventLive app.

• How To Live Stream with Professional Cameras Using EventLive

  You can stream to EventLive with a professional camera, a compatible webcam, or an encoder.

• How to Go Live Using RTMP

  Go Live using a professional camera, GoPro, Mevo, encoder or streaming software such as OBS.

• How To Set Up and Use a Laptop for Live Streaming

  You can use your laptop and its webcam to live stream with EventLive. How you do it depends on the laptop:

• How To Connect OBS Studio to EventLive

  The simplest way to stream from a computer is EventLive's own app. EventLive for Windows and EventLive for Mac go live with your computer's cameras and…

• How To Use Multiple Cameras for Live Streaming

  There are two ways to use several cameras for one EventLive event:

• Add Another Camera Angle: Stream One Event from Up to Three Phones

  Personal accounts can stream one event from up to three phones or tablets at once. Guests keep your one event link and switch between the angles in the player, with one guestbook and every angle in the replay.

• How To Pause a Livestream and Inform Viewers About the Pause

  You can pause and resume at the same event link while your event remains within its scheduled broadcasting window.

• How To Record Your Event While Streaming

  The EventLive mobile app, EventLive for Mac and EventLive for Windows are designed to save a local backup while you stream.

• How To Switch Devices During a Livestream

  Only one EventLive app can stream to an event at a time, unless you add an extra camera angle.

• How to enable HDMI output on a camera

  Follow these steps to enable HDMI output on your camera for live streaming with EventLive.

• How To Live Stream with a GoPro

  You can go live to EventLive link using GoPro and your phone with GoPro app. You will need:\

• How To Stream on Multiple Days Using the Same URL

  Use a multi-day event to keep one viewer link across 1–7 consecutive days . This works well for events with several sessions or breaks.

• How to Use an External Microphone with the EventLive App

  An external microphone can improve the sound of your EventLive stream, especially when the speaker is away from the phone.

• How To Incorporate Remote Speakers into an Event Using Zoom

  To include remote speakers in an EventLive broadcast, first combine their audio and video in your meeting or streaming setup, then send that output to…

• How to Improve Audio Quality for Live Streaming

  It depends on your location and venue if you will need external microphone or the built in phone microphone will work just fine.

• How to Use Mobile Data for Streaming

  You do not need Wi-Fi to live stream with EventLive. You can use your mobile data connection, and in many cases, it works better than Wi-Fi.

• How to End a Live Stream

  EventLive allows you to start, pause, and resume your live stream as many times as you need during the event's 24-hour streaming window, which starts at the…

• How to Livestream Using Multiple iPhones or iPads

  One phone or tablet streams an event at a time, unless you add an extra camera angle, which costs extra. Then several iPhones, iPads or Android phones stream the same event at once, and guests switch angles on one link.

• How to Start Streaming Before Your Scheduled Event Time

  You can start streaming up to one hour before your scheduled event time . For an event scheduled at 2:00 PM, this means 1:00 PM.