How To Go Live With StreamYard

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on using StreamYard for live streaming. It covers the benefits of live streaming, setting up StreamYard, connecting destinations, creating and scheduling broadcasts, entering the broadcast studio, managing layouts, and customizing branding and overlays. The tutorial also discusses finalizing broadcasts and adjusting streaming quality settings.

What is one of the main benefits of using live streaming for brands?

• It allows for real-time audience engagement.

• It eliminates the need for other social media platforms.

• It guarantees viral content.

• It reduces marketing costs significantly.

What is the first step after creating a StreamYard account?

• Start a live stream immediately.

• Connect your destinations.

• Invite guests to your stream.

• Customize your stream layout.

Which platform is mentioned as the easiest to select for a live stream destination?

• Instagram

• Facebook

• LinkedIn

• YouTube

What should you do if you want to promote a future live stream?

• Create a new StreamYard account.

• Schedule the broadcast for later.

• Invite more guests to the stream.

• Change the stream's thumbnail.

What is the first thing to do in the broadcast studio?

• Start the live stream.

• Sync your microphone and camera.

• Invite guests.

• Edit the stream title.

How can you adjust the layout in the broadcast studio?

• By inviting more guests.

• By changing the stream's destination.

• By selecting different layout options.

• By changing the stream's title.

What feature allows you to display talking points during a live stream?

• Overlays

• Banners

• Private chat

• Screen share

What is required to change the logo in StreamYard?

• A free StreamYard account.

• A Facebook business page.

• A paid StreamYard account.

• A YouTube channel.

What is the maximum file size for videos added to StreamYard?

• 100 MB

• 50 MB

• 200 MB

• 500 MB

What is the default streaming quality for free StreamYard accounts?

• 480p

• 4K

• 720p

• 1080p