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Connect to <strong>YouTube</strong><br />

<strong>Wirecast</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>YouTube</strong> <strong>User</strong>’s <strong>Guide</strong> | 99050<br />

Streaming<br />

Live Streaming<br />

Once you have signed in to <strong>YouTube</strong>, you can connect to <strong>YouTube</strong> and stream your<br />

event. To connect to <strong>YouTube</strong>, click the Connect to <strong>YouTube</strong> button at the top of the Live<br />

Broadcast Area display to start streaming.<br />

Click Connect button<br />

When the connection dialog box displays, click the arrow buttons to manually select an<br />

Event you want to stream. If you do not find your event on the list, click the curved<br />

arrow to fetch the active events on <strong>YouTube</strong>.<br />

Select a video resolution from the Format drop-down menu. If you have configured<br />

multiple resolutions when scheduling your event in <strong>YouTube</strong>, you will need a separate<br />

instance of <strong>Wirecast</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>YouTube</strong> <strong>for</strong> each resolution. Keep in mind that high quality<br />

video requires greater CPU usage. Select a server (Primary, secondary, or both) from the<br />

Server menu. Click Start Streaming when finished.<br />

Click arrow to<br />

refresh the event list<br />

Click arrow to select event<br />

Click arrows to select resolution<br />

Click arrows to select server<br />

Click Start Streaming<br />

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