Are you looking for a way to spice up your live streams?
Well, maybe StreamAlive has a solution for you.
In this video, I'm going to review it so I
can let you know if it's something that you should grab or not.
So let's go check it out.
There are several things that I like about StreamAlive, but there's just one big
downside that I dislike about it, and you'll hear about it later.
Now, things that I like about it, first of all, it's a lifetime deal,
so we're getting a great price for it, and we're just paying once for it.
The second thing that I like about it is
that it's really interactive, and I like how it actually flows.
So let's talk about the lifetime deal that's going on right now.
It starts off at $39 for the lifetime
deal, so that means you pay once and use forever.
Let me show you the limits really quickly.
So it's based on license here, and the first licensed tier is $39.
The only thing that it doesn't have is custom branding.
So if you're looking to remove the stream
of live branding, you'll need license here, two or three,
and you'll need to check out the limits to see if they're enough for you.
Why?
Because, for example, there's 100 maximum Zoom live Stream participants.
So if you are streaming Zoom and you have
more than 100, then you'll need to jump into license tier two or three.
But for most people,
license tier one is more than enough, except for the removable branding.
Okay, now let's go jump over to StreamAlive.
StreamAlive is available for three
platforms YouTube, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom.
It's not available for other platforms as of this video.
Now, be aware, and that's one of the big
downsides about StreamAlive is that it doesn't actually stream.
Okay, you have to do your own Zoom meeting, and this is going to capture
the chat from that meeting to display the interactions.
Now, it sounds kind of tricky, but I'm going to show you how it works
and how you're going to get started with StreamAlive.
So, for example, I'm going to give you
an example with Zoom, and this is what you have to do to get
started with Zoom in case you want to use StreamAlive.
So I'll add a meeting, and I'll name it, for example, Testing for Video.
And I'm going to need the Zoom link.
So it's going to zoom.
Let's create a brand new meeting.
So like I said, this is the way that you would do it.
Let me stretch this a bit.
Participants, let's go into copy invite link.
Let's add it here.
You can set the date if you like.
It doesn't really matter in this case.
Let's go ahead and confirm.
And we have it created here.
I'm going to connect to this section.
And now we're ready, but we need to accept it over here.
On Zoom. So in Zoom, we need to admit StreamAlive.
So once we admit it, it's going to display here.
So here it is, StreamAlive.
Let me open up my camera.
There we go.
So this is how it's going to display.
Like I said before,
StreamAlive is not actually going to stream the interactions.
So we need to use a workaround for this.
So let's go ahead and share the screen. Share screen.
And I'm going to set the specific tab for this one.
Share. Okay, so now we're actually sharing
that particular live stream so they would be able to view the interaction now.
Now, what are these interactions that StreamAlive has?
So it's going to create an interaction.
Let's use, for example, Magic Map, which is one of my favorites for this.
And let's enter the question, for example, where are you from?
And we can only emit one answer, or we can leave it open.
In this case, I'll leave it open for demo
purposes, show comments overlays, if you like, and colors for this.
So we can change the colors if we like.
Let's start the interaction.
So how does this work?
Okay, in Zoom, where people are actually
interacting, let me stop the share for this.
Where people are interacting is where this is going to be displayed.
So let's go ahead and open up the chat here.
Let me make it smaller.
So remember, this is happening in Zoom in your live stream.
And this is the stream of live section.
Remember, I stopped sharing the screen,
but you would be able to display it in that sense.
So if I ask on the live stream, hey, where are you from?
And people start saying, I'm from Rome.
I'm from Spain.
You can see I'll display the chat bubble on the bottom.
Who's the typing?
And it's displayed over here, hong Kong, for example.
And it'll grab cities also in States and all of that.
For example, if I type Los Angeles, it'll actually grab it.
So here it is, a display in there.
If I, for example, say San Diego, it's going to display it.
It's really close. There we go, San Diego.
And you can see who actually typed it.
So if you're interacting in a live stream and people are actually viewing this,
it makes them want to actually type where they're from.
Okay, why?
Because instead of just seeing a chat where it just gets lost, well,
they're actually viewing here in their active map.
And that's what makes livestream really
interesting, because it spices up your live streams.
Now, there's more things that we can do in StreamAlive.
So, for example, more interactions.
I can do a power pole with options.
So I can say, do you like this?
Talking about StreamAlive, I can say yes or no.
Let's go ahead and continue.
Let's start the interaction. And again.
We're in zoom. We're asking people, do you like this?
Type whatever you want to ask, okay,
and people could type, for example, one and it adds it or they can type yes.
Well, it's not going to add it because
it's already 100%, but if I say no, it should add it.
There we go. Now, so we have two yes and one no.
So you can type one or you can type the word.
Now, I've noticed that sometimes this is case sensitive.
So if I type no with and oh, did it grab it?
No.
So do be considering that it is case sensitive.
That's something that they should work,
because in a simple question like this, yes or no, some people might put like
the Y or the N in capital letter, especially if they're on their phone.
So just something to consider.
There StreamAlive.
There's also more interactions.
For example, there's a pull without options.
So you can type in many options there and it'll display it there and it'll do it.
It could be an open question.
For example, wonder words,
where you just type it in words and it's going to display it.
So let's go ahead and start the interaction.
For example, I could say happy, is it going to grab it?
There we go. Happy, joy, mad, sad, etc.
You get the idea, right? And it creates this cloud of words.
Again, like I said, it's interaction for the live streams.
There's also choice circles, transient thoughts, quick questions, etc.
And you can use all of these for this purpose to spice up your streams.
So you saw how it worked with Zoom and it's super easy to get started.
It works the same way with YouTube and with Microsoft teams.
And just like that in YouTube, you need to connect it to your account.
In this case,
I've connected it to SAS Master and it'll detect the live stream to get started.
So it works in a different way.
It's not like you share a link and it
grasp it from there like it does with Zoom.
But just like that, you're able to start using StreamAlive in Zoom.
Now, once you have these streams, you can also automate these questions beforehand.
So you can create templates here with all of these.
For example, I'll say Test,
and you can create interactions like these and have them ready for your live stream.
Once you have them ready, you can use it on your templates over here.
So if I start again, if I want to create a new meeting
at a meeting, well, actually the meetings that I have already, I can run the show,
which is this right here, and I select what template I want to use
from the ones that I've created previously.
There's also the analytics for this, for each one of these sections.
And it's pretty cool that we get these analytics.
Even if you don't stream this.
I mean, if you're just asking,
for example, in if you're just asking on Zoom and you're
not displaying all this, you're at least getting these stream
results here so you can later display them or have them for analytics.
So, for example, if you click on this,
you get the answer for that particular person.
If there's more people, we'll see them here.
And it's the analytics that help you out with these type of sections.
And basically that is StreamAlive.
It helps you spice up your live streams.
Like I said, the downside that I see about it is that it won't stream directly.
So we need to actually stream the screen.
Workaround for this is actually streaming it from here, selecting like I just did.
So share the screen with it here or have another computer and stream it from there.
So I don't know, you have more control for this, but that's how it works.
And if you want to grab it, like I said,
there's a lifetime deal going on right now.
The link is in the description.
If you want to help me out with a small
commission, you buy through that link and it helps me out,
make these videos for you and, well, that's a wrap for livestream.