In this video, I'm going to
go through three stream a live studio,
give you a tutorial on full demo on
how you can livestream to one platform
like YouTube or Facebook if you want,
or multiple platforms if you prefer.
Bring on up to nine guests
onto your streams, show
comments on screen
and so many other things
on your live streams
through your Web browser.
So you don't need
to install any software.
So I've been using re
stream for over a year
now, and I have to say I love it.
So I've created this video series
for you to pull back
the curtain on stream
to get the very best from it
and create amazing looking live streams.
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So we're going to dove in right now.
Set things up so you can start streaming
with Free Stream Live Studio
in just a few minutes.
So here we are inside
the stream dashboard.
On the left, you have your options.
If you want to go into the stream studio,
which will go into a minute,
that's your option there.
If you want to connect it
to other software like Obies,
VMAX, et cetera,
you can click on that.
You'll get what's called an auto
amp, details on the use,
put that into your software
and you can connect to read stream
and then multi stream
to various platforms.
You also have the option
to stream recorded video
so you can upload a video
on that stream of that as if it was live
under schedule event.
That's where you would
obviously schedule events.
And you can see two events
I have set up here
for my Saturday stream
on the right hand side.
So I can set up more of them in there.
And if I just want to record
only, I have that option there.
So you can do interviews,
et cetera, on here
and just record them only.
So if you go into the live stream studio
here, we see the layout itself.
So you can see I've got an icon here
because I've got my camera switched off.
I also have a background going on here,
a video background,
which will come to in a minute.
And this is where you would see my video.
So on the layout, we'll go through that.
If I want to switch me
off, I'll have this up here
and then I can just have this
video background.
So this is quite good
when you have a number
of guests on your video
and you want to switch your video off
and just have them on there.
And we'll come to that in a minute.
And if I want to switch the
video off and just maximize me,
I can just use the
little maximize icon there.
So on the interface here.
So we've got a container.
So this is how I can show myself.
So, again, if I've got
two people on the call,
it would show them side by side
in widescreen format here.
It would have what's called cover.
So you put them side by side,
but they don't have
the space above themselves.
Or if you have got three
or you can put a picture
in picture or cinema
mode, as this is call it pictures below
or thumbnails here
with the pictures beside.
So down here we have mute options.
So if I want to mute myself
when I've got guests on my live stream,
I can click that.
Here's the video
and I'll set that up in a minute.
I can also share my screen
when I click on that.
So give me the option
to share the entire screen
or my window or a Chrome tab
so I can share my screen
on my livestream as well.
I can also invite guests
with this option herself.
Click this.
I'll get this link that's unique
to this particular stream,
and I can have up to 10 guests.
Now, that depends on
what paid option you have.
So I can have one
plus a nine others
on here on I need to do is to click
this composite to my clipboard,
and then I can deemed this or email
this to my guests,
and then they will pop on
and you'll see them pop up here.
So to show you what the guest looks like.
I will switch my camera on.
So there I am. Hello.
And I am going to bring myself in
through my phone.
So I'm going to join any second now.
So you can see me there
on on the bottom there.
And I can bring myself and
switch that on.
And there I am.
And now I've got these options here.
So I've got one here.
I've got me here.
So it's you can see.
That happening there, so
that is there,
and if I bring myself to the side,
you can see the various options
that we have with the interviewers.
And I can make my guest
full size there like so.
Hello.
And I can bring them back on.
I can then switch them off if I want to.
And if I want them to go click on that,
they're under at source,
which is the plus sign here.
If I click on that, I can add a video.
So if I wanted to play a video
alongside myself,
I can do that there.
I can also add an autopsy source
so I can stream from zoom obs
or other software
into free stream if I want.
That's called the reverse autopsy.
Or I can play background music as well.
So I could pull in a track
or I can use one of these here.
So if I play this
so you can hear that
play in the background there.
If I switch it off.
So you can have that
playing in the background
during your livestream
stream if you want.
And you have a number of options here.
You've got Chaille High, top ambient pop,
rock and metal and classical if you want.
Under the KOG settings here.
So I can select my video input.
So I have I can go from my GoPro,
I've got my canon
and I also have my webcam.
I can also connect up
Ekom if you have
that as your software
or to select the default,
which happens to be my webcam
video resolution.
So I can select 10 ATP
once I've got one of the paid programs,
up to 30 frames per second.
I could go down to 480
if I've got a slow Internet
connection or seven t.P
at 30 frames per second.
Again, if I've got a
slower Internet connection
or if I'm streaming
into some platforms
that only allow up to seven TTP,
I can select my audio input,
which in this case is my yeti,
or I could go through my Beltane
Mike on my laptop
under advanced settings.
I can select the quality of the video
here so I can select that.
I also have echo cancelation,
noise suppression as well.
And I can also record
high resolution audio.
Now, this is very important
if you are streaming
and you're creating podcasts.
One of the important things,
if you have guests on your livestream
and you want to turn that into a podcast,
is that Ristori separates out
every individual audio
into its own individual audio track.
So this is great that you can give
those individual tracks
to your podcast editor.
And if there's any issues
with anyone's audio
that they can work on that
as an individual file
rather than trying to separate
tracks out, edit them,
put them back together
and get a sort of mediocre audio file.
But you have a separate
audio files, which you
will get with re stream,
which is a great option,
especially if you are doing podcasts.
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Now under here we have private chat,
which is the area
where when you have interviewees
show up here, you can message them here.
And then everyone in the group
will see that message over on the right.
You have three taps.
So we go with the chat option here.
So when you go live,
no matter what platform
you're going live to,
your chats will appear in here.
And so if you are multi streaming,
say you're going to YouTube,
Facebook and LinkedIn,
it will pull in all the chats
from those platforms in here.
And then you can reply back in here.
And you also have the option
to show these chats up on
the screen here.
And again,
you'll see here from my Saturday stream
where I show the questions
that come in on the Saturday stream
and I answer them live on that stream.
So you can show these on there
and then you can also hide them as well
on the captions.
This is where we can
pop in our captions here.
So if I click on a show here,
I can pop in my name, anything like that.
Any call to action.
Here I've got follow on
Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.
And this is my handle,
David, also online.
I also have another one here,
just my name and my title.
And it's very easy to add one
just pop in the text that you want
and then it shows up there.
Then click on show.
And there we go.
And of course, I've got
a misspelling in there, of course, a word
doing a demonstration.
So I can pop that on there
and I can click on height.
And if you've got guests
coming on, it's great
to add them on there.
You can ease.
The ad, the caption, and then when they
come on the screen,
click on their name and their title on
that will show up
on the screen for them.
Then the next tab here is graphics.
Now, this is where you can set
your brand settings.
So under the captions,
you can see here
is the brand setting I've got here.
So it's white and red.
This is where I will set that here.
So my primary color
is this shade of red,
which is the red here.
And I can change that if I want.
Click on that.
You can either put it in a hex code
or if you want, you can actually
bring up the color picker.
You got to a blue,
something like that.
So I can change that
to blue if I want.
I also have a number of different themes.
So I've got my primary color plus white.
Then I've got my primary
color here instead,
or I have this one
which is rounded
with my primary color as well.
If you want to add branding on here,
then your logo section here
will allow you to do so.
So I've got my branding here.
I can add that there's
a default rethread, one
that can be added.
So all you need to do is just add
your transparent PIAG file
and then that will pop that up there.
I can also have an overlay.
So here's one from free stream there.
I also have one here
so I can add in my socials on there.
And again, you can simply add one here
by clicking on the plus
and uploading your file.
You also have some video
clips here, which
if you want a countdown,
you can just click on that there.
It doesn't mute your mike
while that is happening.
So you get some nice effects
while people are coming on board
for your livestream.
And again, you can add your own one here.
Here's one that I have here
that I show on there.
So and that has the music
on there for me, too.
So you saw earlier
about the background video.
So if I click on that,
go to one of these here
you'll see the background video
and there's a number of them here.
And if you don't want a video,
you can have a simple background image.
And as always,
if you want to add
your own video or image,
you click on the plus
side here and upload
your version there.
So when you have added
your platforms and if I click on this,
I have a number of destinations
added already.
So I have my David online
channel, obviously.
I also have a number of test accounts.
I also have some Facebook
accounts, my LinkedIn,
my Twitter slash
Periscope as well.
So I can click on any of these here.
And if I want to add one,
I click on ADD Destination
so I can select anything
from Facebook, Twitch, Youtube,
Twitter, LinkedIn,
various other platforms here.
There's 33 plus platforms,
I think that you have available to you
that you can stream into.
So why don't you have that ready?
Select the ones that you want.
You can edit the titles
individually on there, or
you can set one individual
title for the lot.
So if I just want to go into Periscope,
I can do so there.
That's my Twitter
slash periscope feed.
And if I want to go
into one of my test accounts
as well, I can go there.
And again, I can select
whether I want this to be public
or private.
So on Youtube, I'll select us
and to be private.
So give it a name.
I can give it a description.
I can select the category
I wanted to go into as well.
So it's how to on style.
My category private click on Save.
And there are other ways
you can set this up.
This is just from inside
Restring studio itself.
Once I've got that done,
click on clothes
and then I click on the go
live button here,
and then it connects to my platforms.
And now you can see I'm streaming.
Once you're done,
click on and stream clicking, OK,
and you are done.
Now you have the option
to download the recordings if you want.
So if you click on the link at the top,
you'll see here
you've got the full video,
you got the full audio.
And I can also split
my tracks up as well.
Coming soon will be the ability
to have individual
video tracks as well.
So, again, if you are doing video
interviews for your podcast,
this is a fantastic option.
Plus, if you want to edit separate videos
of those interviews,
this is a great option, too,
for your video editor .
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