Live Push Walkthrough

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Updated : November 19, 2008

Walkthrough Home

Step 1 - Starting the Wizard

Step 2 - The Wizard

Step 3 - Selecting Devices

Step 4 - Selecting Method

Step 5 - Server Information

Step 6 - Selecting Bitrates

Step 7 - Archiving

Step 8 - Display Information

Step 9 - Settings Review

Step 10 - Logging in

Step 11 - Broadcasting!

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Live Push Streaming

Live Streaming Walkthrough

This is a step-by-step walkthrough of starting a Live stream using the Push Method in Windows Media Encoder.

This walkthrough is broken into steps, with each step having it's own page.

Each page has a screenshot taken from Windows Media Encoder on the bottom, with a description of the step above.

You can see an example in the image below:

Windows Media Encoder

Windows Media encoder is a versatile and powerful encoding tool for both Live broadcasting and converting stored content into OnDemand media.

You can download Windows Media encoder here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5691ba02-e496-465a-bba9-b2f1182cdf24&DisplayLang=en

Push Streaming

The Push method of streaming involves creating a connection to the NetroMedia Matrix from your location.

It does not require any router set-up or a static IP.

The Push method is perfect for people who need to broadcast from multiple locations, or anyone who is doing broadcasts of a few hours or less.

If you want to stream 24/7, you should look into the Pull method.

Getting Started

Simply click here to start the walkthrough!