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This article explains how to send a Wirecast stream to a Coresee Event. Wirecast pushes its output to your event over RTMP, using the RTMP URL and Channel ID shown on the event’s page, and the stream then appears in the Live Broadcast section of your event preview.

Before you begin

Make sure you have the following ready.
  • A Coresee Event, with access to its event page.
  • Wirecast open on the computer you’ll stream from.
  • A network connection with enough sustained upload bandwidth for a 4 Mbps video stream.

Setup steps

Copy the connection details from your event, enter them in Wirecast’s output settings, then start the stream.
1

Copy your RTMP URL and Channel ID

Go to your event’s page. In the left-hand side, under Event Streams, copy the RTMP URL and the Channel ID.Coresee Event Configuration Page
2

Open Wirecast's Output Settings

In Wirecast, open Output Settings and select RTMP Server as the destination.Output Setting Wirecast
3

Choose the stream quality

Set the encoding to 1080p30 (4 Mbps), x264 H.264.
4

Enter your Coresee connection details

Fill in the fields as follows.
**Remove the final slash from the RTMP URL **Wirecast adds the closing slash automatically. For example, if your event shows rtmp://app.coresee.com:443/live/, enter rtmp://app.coresee.com:443/live in the Address field.
5

Start the stream

Start your stream from Wirecast.Start Stream Wirecast
Your Wirecast stream appears in the event! On your event page, go to the Live Broadcast section of your preview. Your Wirecast stream will appear there.
Wirecast Event Preview

Troubleshooting

A few things to check if your stream doesn’t appear in the Live Broadcast preview.
Confirm the stream is started in Wirecast, and that the Address and Stream values exactly match the RTMP URL and Channel ID under Event Streams on your event page. Make sure the final slash of the RTMP URL has been removed from the Address field.
Confirm your network has enough sustained upload bandwidth for the 4 Mbps stream quality selected.