ON AIRMULTI-DESTINATION

Send the signal you’re already pushing to Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, X, NFHS Network and any custom destination at the same time — each on its own switch, all of it torn down when the event ends.

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  • 6 destination types
  • 5 per event by default
  • One switch per destination
  • Keys masked on screen
02/ 07WITHOUT IT

  1. 01

    Every extra platform means another encoder output and another upload your venue connection has to carry.

  2. 02

    Stream keys end up pasted into a shared document, one screenshot away from someone else broadcasting on your channel.

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    And after the final whistle, somebody has to remember to shut every destination down, on every platform.

03/ 07HOW IT WORKS

Simulcast lives next to the signal it carries. Your encoder pushes once; the platform does the rest.

  1. Step 01

    Add a destination

    Pick Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, X, NFHS Network or Custom, name it, and paste in the push address and stream key that platform gave you.

  2. Step 02

    Keep the key masked

    The key is masked in the interface, so a screenshot of the control room gives nothing away.

  3. Step 03

    Switch each one on

    Go live and turn destinations on and off one at a time, mid-broadcast. Dropping Twitch never touches YouTube.

  4. Step 04

    Walk away at the whistle

    When the event ends, its destinations are torn down automatically. Nothing is left pushing, and nobody stays late to clean up.

04/ 07WHAT IT DOES

Your venue connection carries one stream. The fan-out to every platform happens after it leaves.

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Six destination types

Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, X and NFHS Network, plus Custom for any other platform that gives you a push address and a stream key.

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One switch per destination

Turn any destination on or off in the middle of a broadcast without touching the others.

03

Keys masked on screen

Stream keys are masked in the interface, so the control room is safe to share on a call or in a screenshot.

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Automatic teardown

When the event ends, every destination on it is torn down. The replay publishes itself; nothing keeps pushing.

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Five per event by default

Up to 5 destinations per event out of the box. The limit is a streaming setting, not a support ticket.

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From events and from feeds

Simulcast an event you push to directly, or a feed in the Feed Console. Same six destination types, same switches.

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Beside the numbers that matter

The broadcast control room lists every destination next to live status, viewers, bitrate, resolution and the ingest address.

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Built for school sport too

NFHS Network is a destination type of its own, next to the consumer platforms, so a school broadcast lands where its community already watches.

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A switch the night crew can use

Switching a destination is everyday operating, so it stays outside the console password lock that guards the settings able to take you off air.

05/ 07BOTH SIDES OF THE GLASS

The viewerPublic site · apps
  • The game on the platform they already follow — Facebook, YouTube, Twitch or X
  • A school broadcast on NFHS Network, where their community watches
  • The same broadcast on your own site, with your paywall and your replay
  • A stream that stays up on their platform when another one is switched off
06/ 07THE SPECS

Destination types
Facebook · YouTube · Twitch · X · NFHS Network · Custom
Destinations per event
5 by default · adjustable in your streaming settings
Switching
Per destination, mid-broadcast
Stream keys
Masked in the interface
Teardown
Automatic when the event ends
Simulcast from
Events · Feeds in the Feed Console
From your encoder
One outgoing stream
Questions operators ask

No. Your encoder pushes once. The platform sends that signal on to every destination you’ve switched on, so your venue upload carries one stream.

THE TALLY LIGHT IS RED

Watch destinations switched live on a call, or read how to add your first one.

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