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16 Getting Started Creating a Live Event Creating a Live Event Creating a live event for streaming using YouTube is easy and straightforward. First, make all needed cameras and media sources available in the main window area. Do this by adding new sources to one of five panels in the main window, making them available for streaming. The Main Window Wirecast for YouTube has two main display areas: Live Broadcast Area and source panels. The Live Broadcast is the large area in the upper-left portion of the main window. It displays what Wirecast for YouTube will stream to your viewers. The source media panels are located in the lower half of the window, and along the right side. They display the shots and sources available for streaming. Live Broadcast Area What is a Shot? Source panels Wirecast for YouTube uses the concept of a shot to construct live events. In its simplest form, a shot contains one piece of media such as a photo or a video clip. But it can also be a dual-source composite, like a live camera with a title. Shots are important because they enable you to configure sources before you stream your live event. Wirecast for YouTube User’s Guide | 99050
Adding a Shot Wirecast for YouTube User’s Guide | 99050 Getting Started Creating a Live Event Individual shots are displayed in the Source Media panels. Add a media file by clicking Add Media and navigating to a media file. Click Add Media Once you have added a media file, an icon of it is displayed in the panel. Additionally, the menu is assigned a new name using the name of the media file. New menu name Media image Select Media File Click Open 17
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Page 6 and 7: 6 Contents Installation 81 Introduc
Page 8 and 9: 8 Preface Customer Support Wirecast
Page 10 and 11: 10 Introduction Wirecast for YouTub
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