Do Multi-Day Event Days Need to Be Consecutive?

A multi-day event uses one continuous window and one guest link. The standard event setup supports 1–7 consecutive days.

How days are counted

Each day adds 24 hours from your scheduled start. A 2-day event scheduled for 6:00 PM ends its streaming window at 6:00 PM two days later. You can start up to one hour before the scheduled start, but starting early or late does not move the end of the window.

You can stop and restart within the window; you do not have to broadcast continuously. If you stream on Monday and Wednesday, one link must cover the whole span, including the unused time in between. Alternatively, create separate events for separate dates.

Set up or change the day count

1. Create or open an upcoming event.
2. Choose the multi-day option in its date/time settings and enter the number of days needed.
3. Check the timezone and scheduled start, then save.
4. Complete any additional payment or credit requirement before sharing the event as ready to stream.

For credit-based events, each day uses a credit. Shortening an upcoming paid event can return unused day credits; subscription-based access is handled differently. If your event has already streamed, you need more than 7 days, or the adjustment does not look right, contact support@eventlive.pro before relying on the changed schedule.

See changing an upcoming event’s schedule.