The Transmitter Plugin requires a Gold license. Streaming from Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects into a Coresee room is not available on Basic or Silver.
Supported Operating Systems
- Mac OS 13.2 Ventura and above
- Windows OS 11 and above
Supported Adobe Products
- Adobe Premiere Pro (Version 24 and above)
- Adobe After Effects (Version 24 and above)
Installation
Adding the Transmitter Panel to Your Premiere Pro Project
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Open or create a new Adobe Premiere Pro project.
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From the menu bar, click Window.
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Then, click Extensions, and select, Coresee Transmitter Panel.
You should now see the Transmitter Panel appear in your project.
Sign In
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In the Panel, enter the email address linked to your Coresee account.
To enter a custom Environment URL, click Advanced Options.
Environments are custom spaces with specific URLs, created for your business or team and can be crafted to suit your unique needs. Ex. yourenvironment.coresee.com
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Click Next, and enter your password.
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Finally, click Sign In to see your list of your rooms.
Share a Stream to your Room
Locate the room where you will be streaming to and click Connect.
Settings tab
Adjust your feed through the Settings tab.
Input tab
Select the contents and audio you want to share. You may select multiple inputs, they will be shared as separate live streams in the room.- Playback
- Fullscreen
These two options are available by default. When streaming, only audio from one stream can be shared at a time.
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Find the panel you'd like to share and click its menu button.
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Select Undock Panel.
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From the Input tab, click the Refresh button — the panel will then appear as an available input option.
Starting the feed
Once your inputs are selected, click Start to share the feed directly to your Coresee room. A live stream is presented in the room, and additional features become accessible through the Files tab of the Side Panel.You’re now streaming your Adobe Premiere Pro project directly in your Coresee room to run edit-over-the-shoulder sessions!
Known Limitations
Audio behavior to be aware of when streaming through the plugin.Audio
- Switching to an audio track with a different sample rate while a stream is running may lead to audio disruptions.
- For a consistent, high-fidelity audio experience, use a wired headset or a high-quality USB microphone. Bluetooth headsets may affect audio quality — when the microphone is active, Bluetooth headsets often switch to mono (instead of stereo) and reduce the sample rate to around 16 or 24 kHz, below professional standards, which can introduce noticeable artifacts.
- For optimal performance, an audio output sample rate of 44.1 kHz or higher is recommended. Using a Bluetooth headset for audio output paired with a separate wired microphone is also a suitable option.