Step 8: Open the wirecast software tool on your device and then simply move to the output settings. Step 7: Once you have completed above settings then you need to save all the changes and then move to the live control room on your screen. Step 6: Now you need to select ‘basic ingestion’ option and secondly select ‘other encoders’ option from second set of information. It can be done directly by using browse option. Step 5: Your system will now take you to the camera settings here you need to enter your thumbnail. Step 4: It is time to hit the create event option. Do not forget to choose custom option under the Type category available on bottom right side of screen. Step 3: Now you need to enter few basic details about your video that you are going to live stream. Step 2: Once you enter into the live streaming option then your application will ask you to schedule a new event follow this option. Step 1: First of all you need to login to your YouTube Creator Studio and then select Live Streaming option from available options on your screen. I watched the YouTube Wirecast Live episode for replay but that didn't give me any helpful information.Īll in all, I wish I had stayed with Version 6.Are you trying to use wirecast to stream to youtube? You are in the right place, here is our step by step guide to go live on youtube with wirecast. That appears to be explaining how to create a shorter clip from a longer video file, not creating an instant replay shot from live action. The last paragraph on page 119 of the manual is confusing. Is there actually a difference in CREATING a replay as opposed to UPDATING a replay? The manual talks about a CREATE Replay Shot' button and an UPDATE Replay Shot' button. I've tried it as Global and not global, it doesn't work either way). (in the menu listed in step 2 above, it DOES say 'Create Replay Shot Ctrl-R)'. I have also set up Control-R to be a replay hot key, but that also doesn't work. Then I get one more replay, then I have to Stop and Start before I can get a third replay.Ģ) use the menu: Replay + ISO | Program Replay | Create Replay Shot There are 2 ways I can get additional Replays added:ġ) click 'Stop All', then 'Start All'. In Ver 7 clicking the Replay Shot button creates an initial replay, but after that, clicking the Replay Shot button either does nothing or, in some cases it just replays the original replay shot. In Ver 6, each time I clicked the Replay Shot button, I added an additional replay to my Layer 1. I've got the same problem as Van Duerzen had.
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