DynTube Stream WordPress Plugin
  • Introduction
  • Installation
  • API Key
  • Secure Videos
  • Create Projects
    • Manual Sync or Import
  • Upload Settings
    • Upload Video
  • Sync And Import
  • Import From Sources
  • Live Stream
    • Create Live Streams
  • WebHook
  • Notifications
  • Video Tutorials and Guides
  • Changelogs
  • FAQs
    • What is the difference between Sync and Import?
  • End
    • Thank You!
  • Customer Support
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  1. Live Stream

Create Live Streams

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Backend

  1. Navigate to Media > Live Streams > Add New

  2. Enter live stream details such as Name, Region and and other relevant options.

  3. Click the "Add new" button.

After successfully creating the live stream, the page will refresh and display the RTMP URL and Stream Key.


Attach Live Stream Attachment

  1. Go to Posts (or any other post type where you want to display your live stream).

  2. Create a new post or edit an existing one.

  3. Open the Media Library using the Gutenberg block or the Classic Editor and insert the live stream attachment you just created.

  4. Save changes


Frontend

  1. Click the Cloud icon in the header.

  2. Click the "Go Live" link.

You will be redirected to your frontend dashboard, where you can create a live stream post just like regular video posts in StreamTube.

After you successfully create a live stream, the page will reload, and the RTMP URL and Stream Key will appear in the "Live Credentials" box.


Delete Live Streams

Deleting live streams works the same way as deleting an attachment post in WordPress. When you delete a live stream attachment, it will also be removed from DynTube.

Creating live streams directly from the frontend form is only supported by the theme.

Enable to receive live update from DynTube.

Enable to synchronize records with your WordPress website.

StreamTube
WebHook
Sync
Backend
Attach Live Stream Attachment
Frontend
Delete Live Streams
Frontend Live Stream Form