Stream to LinkedIn LinkedIn Live connects through ApexStream using a stream URL and key that you copy from LinkedIn's own live-event setup. There is no one-click sign-in button in the dashboard today, so this article covers the manual path that is currently available. Before you
Connect and stream to a Facebook Page Connect your Facebook account once, choose the Page you want to broadcast to, and it's ready to include any time you go live from ApexStream. Connect your Facebook account 1. In your dashboard, open Integrations. 2. Find the Facebook tile and
Stream to a custom RTMP destination Not every platform offers one-click sign-in. If you have a server URL and stream key from any RTMP-compatible service, you can add it to ApexStream as a Custom RTMP destination and include it in your multistreaming setup alongside your other platforms.
How destinations work in ApexStream A "destination" is any platform ApexStream sends your live stream to — YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, a custom RTMP server, and so on. Here's how connecting, enabling, and plan limits work together. Two ways to connect a destination * Sign in once. YouTube, Facebook,
Connect and stream to Twitch Connect your Twitch channel once, and it's ready to include any time you go live from ApexStream. Connect your Twitch channel 1. In your dashboard, open Integrations. 2. Find the Twitch tile and click Connect. 3. You'll be sent to Twitch&
Connect and stream to YouTube Connect your YouTube channel once, and it's ready to include any time you go live from ApexStream. Here's how to connect it and go live for the first time. Connect your YouTube channel 1. In your dashboard, open Integrations. 2. Find