Stream Live from DEVOS to YouTube
With DEVOS, you can push a stream to other services or servers in the cloud such as Facebook, YouTube, or the Discover Video Arcus hosted streaming service. To stream to YouTube, you must first have an account on YouTube and be logged in to that account. You must also already have a live stream in DEVOS to be pushed to YouTube.
NOTE: You will need to have Super Portal access in your DEVOS account to set up a push to another service such as YouTube.
Once logged in to your YouTube account, follow these steps to push your live stream from DEVOS to YouTube:
- In the top right corner of the YouTube screen, click the camera icon with the plus sign and select Go Live.
- Select when you plan to go live. If you are ready to go live right away, click Start next to Right Now. Otherwise, set the date and time you plan on streaming live.
- Select the source you are planning to stream by selecting Go next to Streaming Software.
- If you just want to go live right now and won't plan on using this same stream again, leave the Stream Key selected as Default stream key (RTMP, Variabl). If you want to use this same live stream again in the future, select Create new stream key and give it a name you will remember such as DEVOS.
- The next screen will show the Stream key and Stream URL for the live stream. These are the two pieces of information you will need to enter into DEVOS.
- In DEVOS, select Advanced Options under Super Portal.
- Copy the Stream URL and Stream Key from step 5 from YouTube and paste the Stream URL into the Destination URL and the Stream Key into the Push Stream Name.
- From the screen above, also select the stream you wish to push to DEVOS from the existing streams in the server and click the Create Push button. The push should show in the list below.
- Go Back to YouTube and verify that the stream is live on YouTube.
YouTube will automatically record your live stream and make the recording available in your YouTube account. To view recordings or to see the link to where the stream is live on YouTube, go to Your Videos in your YouTube account and select Live under Channel content. There you will see your live stream as well as any recordings made by YouTube from previous live streams. When you go live, you will also get an email from YouTube telling you your stream is live and where to see it.
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