Let me show you a super easy way to share
your iPad or iPhone screen during your live stream.
I'm Sara Nguyen, and on this channel,
I'll help you grow your business using video on social media with ease.
And in this live stream tutorial,
I'm going to walk you through two super simple ways to share your iPad, iPhone
or any other mobile device screen while you're live streaming.
The live streaming software that I'm using today is Restream,
and they're an incredibly robust and painless live stream platform.
I've been using them for a couple of years now and they've got free and paid plans.
You can use the link in the description if
you'd like to try them out and get a ten dollar credit when you sign up.
Restream Live Studio allows you to live stream from your web browser,
so it doesn't matter if you're on a Mac or a P.C. You also don't need
a souped-up computer, unlike some other live stream software providers.
Let's go over to my computer now and I'll walk you through sharing your iPad
and mobile devices in Restream. To get started with sharing your iPad to your Mac device,
you'll need to connect your iPad and your Mac computer together using the actual cable.
Once you've done this,
you should see a message on your mobile device asking you to trust the computer.
The message that you'll see is on the screen now and you need to select the trust
button and then you'll need to enter your password.
Once you've done this, if you've done this correctly and it has
worked, you should be able to open up Apple Music and then you'll see your devices
displayed in the devices section on the left-hand side here.
If this doesn't work, try to unplug it and replug it,
and I find that if you do this, it'll typically show after this.
Then from QuickTime, go to file and new movie recording.
And now once you open up quick time, you'll be able to see the content of your
actual iPad/iPhone device through QuickTime.
So if I was to open up an app, I would simply select it.
And as I use the iPad, you can see what's happening on it on the screen.
So now how do you add this to Restream? With QuickTime still open,
you would go back to the Restream Studio. Within Restream Live Studio,
you would select the screen share options.
So I'm going to click on that now.
And then I would go to window.
From here, I can see the movie recording,
which is QuickTime. I would select that and select share.
And then this has added it to the actual live stream.
So as I engage with the actual iPad, I can see everything that's happening
on the actual live stream as well, and so can my viewers.
So this is a great way of creating content, adding some engagement and visual
dynamic to the live stream, which is really, really easy
using QuickTime, which comes free with your Mac device.
If you're a PC user or if you're a Mac
user and you can't get the QuickTime hack that I showed you to work,
the second option that you have to share your actual mobile devices is to use
an app that I actually love, which is Reflector 4.
So to get this working, you would need to be on the same Wi-Fi
network for both the mobile device and the computer that you're live streaming from.
Once you're on the same Wi-Fi network on an iPhone, you would swipe from the top
right-hand corner down and then you would enable screen mirroring.
And then what you want to do is you'll want to select your computer,
which should be displaying here, to connect to your actual device.
Once you've done that,
you'll be able to enter the on screen code into your actual mobile device.
Now, the content of my mobile device is currently broadcasting on my actual
computer, and you can see that as I'm interacting with my mobile device,
it's currently sharing it to my desktop computer.
Now, to add it all into Restream, what you want to do is back in the Restream
Live Studio, select screen share, and this time you want to share the entire
screen that has your mobile device currently casting to it.
So I'm going to select that screen and I'm going to select share.
And now it's added it to the actual live
stream, so as I interact, as you can see here,
it's broadcasting it to the actual live stream and I can continue to use this
to actually engage with people and do demonstrations.
You can also see that there is already
a iPhone frame around the actual device, and this was added by the app itself.
So you get a beautiful display of your
mobile device without needing to add any additional overlays to display the device.
If you found this video useful,
hit the like button for me and let me know in the comments section below,
what other livestream tutorials would you like to learn about?
I'd love to make these videos for you.
And in the meantime, why don't you either check out my handy
dandy Restream playlist or grab a copy of my Facebook Live Cheat Sheets.
It's a super simple way to get up and streaming on Facebook live
even if you've never hit record before.
Check them out by clicking on the screen and I'll see you in the next video.