Stream parameters
Choose the destination receiving your broadcast. Each article provides settings from official documentation and links to its source. If numeric limits could not be confirmed, the article says so explicitly: a missing table does not mean there are no limits.
Settings to check
| Parameter | What to check |
|---|---|
| Video codec | Whether the destination accepts your chosen H.264, HEVC or other codec |
| Bitrate | The recommendation for your resolution and FPS, the allowed maximum and CBR / VBR mode |
| Resolution and FPS | Frame size and frames per second |
| Keyframes | The required interval in seconds |
| Audio | Codec, bitrate, sample rate and channel count |
A recommended bitrate is not always a maximum allowed value. An old OBS example does not establish a service's current limits either. See Bitrate settings for guidance on choosing a value.
Where to configure settings
Configure the original video in your streaming software. If one stream goes to multiple destinations, its settings must work for each. Use transcoding for different bitrates, resolutions, FPS and supported codecs. Check keyframe intervals separately: the Custom form has no manual field for them.
The protocol used to send video into StreamVi and the protocol used to send it to a destination are configured separately. Get StreamVi's ingest address from your project's settings as described in Starting a broadcast. Use the receiving platforms' credentials for your channels.
Before the main broadcast, check video, audio and reception on each destination. Also account for your StreamVi plan and available upload speed.
Platforms
- VKontakte
- VK Video Live
- Odnoklassniki
- YouTube
- Twitch
- Kick
- RUTUBE
- Telegram
- TikTok
- Boosty
- Plvideo
- Steam
- GoodGame
- Nimo TV
- DouYu
- FC2 Live
- Huya Live
- Zhanqi TV
- Nonolive
- Bizon 365
- GetCourse
- Kinescope
- Tach