05 / 16 · 10 guides · about 28 min

Live sources, simulcast, playout, routing and monitoring.

  1. 01Add a live sourceCreate a feed for an encoder, an SRT crew, an automated camera or a review camera, and find the connection details your crew will need.
  2. 02Stream to several platforms at onceSend one live signal to Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, X, NFHS Network or a custom destination, switch each one on and off mid-broadcast, and know what happens when the event ends.
  3. 03Set up OBS, vMix or a hardware encoderCopy your push details from the Studio into OBS, vMix or a hardware encoder, choose settings that hold up, and confirm the picture arrives.
  4. 04Run a 24/7 playout channelBuild a playlist of recorded videos, start it as a channel that never goes dark, and control it while it’s on air.
  5. 05Route feeds on the Pipelines boardWire a source feed into destination feeds by dragging a cable, switch each route on and off, and understand the wiring the board refuses.
  6. 06Watch every stream from the Feed HubMonitor every feed, pipeline and playout from one wall of live previews, filter it down, and open a stream’s detail page when something looks wrong.
  7. 07Give crew their own loginsCreate sign-ins for camera operators, replay officials and scorers that give each person only the feeds or scores they need — and nothing else in the Studio.
  8. 08Create live channels for the public channel gridTurn a feed, playout or pipeline into a channel on your public Channel Grid, decide who can watch it, and understand when it shows LIVE.
  9. 09Troubleshoot a streamWork from the symptom to the fix when a picture doesn’t arrive, a destination won’t switch on, or a channel shows the wrong state.
  10. 10Unlock and lock the broadcast consoleEnter the console password to change the settings that could take a broadcast off air, and lock the console again when you walk away.