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Streaming<br />

Flash Log Files<br />

Flash Log Files<br />

Once you have connected to <strong>YouTube</strong> to stream your event, the Connect to <strong>YouTube</strong><br />

button is changed to Disconnect from <strong>YouTube</strong>. You may click this disconnect button at<br />

any time to disconnect from <strong>YouTube</strong> and terminate your live streaming.<br />

Disconnect button<br />

Note: You must click Stop Streaming on your <strong>YouTube</strong> channel be<strong>for</strong>e you stop your<br />

encoder in <strong>Wirecast</strong> For <strong>YouTube</strong>. If you do not, viewers will see an error displayed in<br />

their viewer.<br />

<strong>Wirecast</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>YouTube</strong> generates log files when streaming to a flash-based destination.<br />

The files are generated in a rotating fashion with file names of flash_log.txt,<br />

flash_log_1.txt, flash_log_2.txt, etc. Technical support may ask <strong>for</strong> these log files when<br />

attempting to diagnose a flash connection issue.<br />

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

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