Live-streaming
You can stream a meeting to a streaming server, using the Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP)
open standard. RTMP reduces the latency and is suitable for streaming live sessions.
In a live-streaming session, which is often referred to as a webcast, the endpoint sends the local
audio/video/presentation to a streaming server. When the endpoint is in a call, it also sends the
remote audio/video/presentation to the streaming server.
Before you start live-streaming, you must open an account on a streaming platform. Alternatively,
you can set up your own streaming service. The platform enables you to retrieve the RTMP server
URL and your personal streaming key.
Some well-known live-streaming platforms include:
•
https://www.facebook.com/
• https://www.periscope.tv/
• https://www.youtube.com/
Related links
Moderating Meetings on page 79
Starting and stopping live-streaming on page 89
Starting and stopping live-streaming
Before you begin
Ensure that live-streaming is configured on your XT Series. Contact your XT Series administrator
for more information.
Procedure
1. Access the streaming icon. From the XT Series web interface, select More Actions >
Streaming. From the endpoint homepage, select More > Streaming or from the endpoint
Call Panel, select Meeting Options > Streaming.
2. Click the streaming icon. This is a toggle.
During streaming, participants see the main monitor display without the local menu. You
can start and stop a streaming session and a local USB recording session independently.
An icon is displayed in the information bar when the streaming is in progress. An audio
message is played by default to alert your remote parties that streaming is in progress.
Related links
Live-streaming on page 89
Live-streaming
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