In this video, I'm gonna show you how you can download the audio and video for
your live streams so you can repurpose it really easily but before we do that
lets roll the intro. My name is Rob Balasabas! Hey if you've been following me on
Facebook or YouTube or LinkedIn or even Twitter you'll know that I go live
probably anywhere from two to four times each week usually interviewing other
experts in my space. Unlike a lot of live streamers out there my work with that
piece of live stream content doesn't end once I stop broadcasting I download a
copy of that live stream video and audio and I repurpose it to promote that
content on other channels even after the live stream has been completed so in
this really quick tutorial I'm gonna show you how you can download your audio
and video using Streamyard really easily and also at the end of this video
I'm gonna share three ways that you can easily repurpose the video and audio
replay so that you can continue to get traction on that piece of content even
after the live stream is done so let's go jump into my screen alright so
welcome to my screen again this is Streamyard so if you want to get
started with using Streamyard just go into the description click on that link
again it's an affiliate link so I do appreciate your support for this channel
also if you want to learn how to use Streamyard to go live you can click on
this little link right here that's gonna be popping up in the pop-out right above
me this is my Streamyard dashboard while you'll find here is the broadcast
link right above all my upcoming broadcasts right here as you can see
I've got broadcasts that are scheduled ahead of time and again this is
something you can do on Streamyard you can live stream on multiple channels
Facebook YouTube LinkedIn even Twitter through Periscope directly on Streamyard
for example you'll see this one right here that's gonna be happening
tomorrow which is gonna be going live to multiple Facebook pages and groups
linkedin my personal LinkedIn live YouTube and also periscope so you can do
that all here but for this tutorial I want to show you guys how you can easily
download a live stream that's already happened
so once you've logged in to Streamyard what you want to do
is you want to go to past broadcast up here so you'll see that menu and here is
a list of past broadcasts that I have done as you can see I've done quite a
fair bit I can actually load more there's actually more to this and I can
keep on scrolling but what you want to do if you want to download your audio
and video recording of a previous live stream is just click on the more
drop-down on the right-hand side here so this one that I just did actually I
believe earlier today I just click on more on the drop down here and right
away you see at the bottom of the menu download recording so I'm gonna click on
that and it allows me the option to download the recording which includes
the audio and video or download the audio only so I'm gonna do the recording
so that I get both audio and video all right so now it has actually started to
download and you can see that kind of right here at the bottom left of my
screen and while we are here it's really important to note that Streamyard will
only save your recordings for seven days so that being said make sure that you
put it into your workflow that after you do your live stream you download a copy
of your recording so that is how that works alright perfect so now it has
completed its download so I can go ahead and open this up and see this in the
finder in my file manager okay so I see it here in my file manager I'm just
gonna open it up I just put it on mute so that it doesn't conflict with my
audio recording here but you can see my replay is ready to go ready to be edited
for repurposing and that is how you do that alright hopefully that tutorial was
helpful for you like I said here are the three ways that you can repurpose your
audio and video from a live stream so that you can continue to drive views and
engagement to previous live streams that you've already done first one is IGTV
take the video and put it up on IGTV you can also take a little snippet of
the live stream interview maybe one highlight from the interview where you
delivered a really valuable tip or advice and put it up on IGTV the nice
thing about IGTV is that you can put a clickable link no matter how many
followers you have on Instagram you can put a clickable link to
either the YouTube video or maybe Facebook where you have the entire full
length interview on IGTV the second place is LinkedIn now if you're not
uploading video natively to LinkedIn then you are missing out on a huge
opportunity LinkedIn right now loves video content so I would suggest taking
that same highlight that you put on IGTV and uploading it to LinkedIn as a
natively uploaded video after a while you will find that LinkedIn will
continue to actually help you serve that video to your audience you're going to
continue to get more reach using an uploaded video directly to LinkedIn and
the third tip for repurposing your live stream replays now that you have the
audio file you can actually create a podcast you can edit the audio version
of your live stream replay and actually take out the beginning part and get to
the interview aspect and upload that as a podcast interview you can also record
a very short introduction you can say hey guys it's Rob here welcome to this
episode of this podcast in this interview that I held a couple days ago
I talked to David and we talked about XYZ enjoy this interview and then again
it's another way where you are repurposing the live stream content that
you just did with your guest or by yourself
and put it in an audio version on a podcast to reach a new audience and
there you have it hopefully that was helpful again you can find all the links
to getting started on Streamyard down in the description thank you for
supporting this channel make sure you hit subscribe and hit that notification
bell as well and also check out these next videos the first one is how to go
live on YouTube without using OBS using Streamyard really easily and then the
other video here that you can choose is a tutorial where you can learn how to
multi stream to multiple channels up to five channels at once using Streamyard
and I show you that in this tutorial so enjoy the next videos and I'll see you
next time take care bye bye!