Ok, hello everyone. Paul Richards here with PTZOptics, and in this video, what we're going to do is we're going to talk about how to livestream both to YouTube and Facebook
at the same time. Those are really the two main giants for live streaming. They're both free, and it's really easy to send two live streams at the same time from your
computer. Now it does take a little bit of processing power, and in our last video which is playing behind me we talked about how to live stream from facebook.
So if you haven't watched that video and you're not sure how to do that yet,
go back to our next video we'll put it in the description but we're gonna jump
right to the end of that video pick up where we left off, and show you know how
to start live streaming directly from Facebook and YouTube at the same time. So
just to quickly recap I'm gonna go over just a few quick things here, one is
obviously live streaming on Facebook. There's two ways to do it you can just
use your phone but that's really kind of not a professional way to do it, the
other way is to go into publishing tools, which we talked about in our last video and
get the RTMP information, and that's what we're gonna show in this video there's
this new video tab where you can get that, and once you have that information,
then you can start streaming both to YouTube and Facebook at the same time. So
that's what we're going to show off today and it's gonna be really cool.
There's two different ways to live stream on YouTube, one is you can live
stream directly to your like live streaming page where its always live at
this one page and the other way is you can schedule pre-schedule events so
that both of them really give you an RTMP event link. The difference is that
your live streaming always on event is always the same key, and when you
schedule an event they always give you a different key, so just be careful with that,
and what I'm going to do is I'm going to take you guys to my desktop capture here, and so this is gonna show
you this is where you can do live videos on on Facebook so we kind of skipped all
of the how to get here, and you basically get your RTMP information and your
stream key. Same thing for YouTube, so you can either do the stream now, and that
this RTMP information will never change. This is like your RTMP information, and
then in the Events tab, you can actually get your custom RTMP information for
each event. But for this we're just gonna show live streaming now I suppose. So
what you would do is you would copy this information from both Facebook
and from YouTube, and you would copy them both, and what you would do is I'm going to go into a desktop capture here now, and you would
pull up your streaming information. I'm using vMix as you can see here, but you
can also use like TriCaster, you can use Wirecast, you can use Vidblaster, there's a lot of different
ways you can use it, and almost all of them today support simultaneously
streaming to multiple outputs. So I've already got my facebook information in
here, and here is my second destination. So you can see here we can actually just
put the information there they've actually got YouTube Live already keyed in so
all you need is your key. Now this will go directly to your live event page, if
it's a scheduled page you would want to use the custom so I'll just go ahead and do
that here, put that in, faced it there, take my stream key, copy that in, and that's not my stream key.
We'll put that stream key there... Come on, oh. Ok, and I'm not gonna copy that in because I do need to keep that private, that's my private stream key. So, that
is how you do it and then you would click Start. Not gonna do that because I
don't want to notify all my followers and subscribers that a live stream is
going on that that is already over, so I'm just going to save and close but that would be how you
would do it.
So hopefully that makes sense, it's very straightforward and these are the two
main you know platforms for live streaming I believe that will be in the future.
there will beYouTube and Facebook and other ones out there. There's even soft software you can
use to re-stream to multiple CDNs like up to 6 to 8 of them such as Joycaster, and Restream.io,
but, I think that these two are really the bread and butter of what we're gonna
see in the future, so I wanted to make a quick video to show how to do that. Thanks for watching, everybody.