“MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster for WordPress” Help by CodeRevolution

“MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster for WordPress Help”

Created: 11/09/2018
By: CodeRevolution
Email: support@coderevolution.ro

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About the plugin
Wordpress installation
Plugin Settings
Summary
Sources and Credits

About this plugin - top

MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster Plugin for WordPress is a breaking edge streaming website live video streaming tool which allows you to go live on any live streaming website, with pre-recorded videos on multiple live streaming websites, even at the SAME TIME. You can go live directly on your channel, to increase views. This plugin is ideal for increasing your live streaming website's channel views count in no time, with the help of your WordPress blog.

Our intuitive, easy-to-use system allows you to simply embed videos in posts that you publish on your blog, and these videos will be automatically be streamed LIVE, to your live streaming website's channel.

Thanks to it's ground breaking methods, live videos generated by this plugin will generate interest for your website, by live streaming website's visitors.
Using this plugin, you can automatically generate live streaming videos based pre-recorded videos embedded in posts you publish (manually or automatically) to your blog.

The goal is to achieve the following:
MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster will pulbish live video streams to your live streaming websites (even at the same time). It will promote your channel by increasing viewer engagement.

Plugin features:

Go Live on live streaming websites, with pre-recorded videos (YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, Facebook, Dailymotion or local videos, embedded in published posts)
Create Live Events to increase engagement or simply stream to your live streaming website's channel's live feed
Broadcasted live videos will be save to your live streaming website's video library, so they will continue to generate views even after they were broadcasted
Detailed plugin activity logging
Manually post live videos for older posts on your blog

Plugin requirements:

FFMPEG installed on server
PHP 5.4 or higher
allow_url_fopen=1
php CURL extension (install to Debian/Ubuntu etc with apt-get install php5-curl )

Wordpress installation - top

Youtube video tutorial:

I also provided a Quick Install Guide to feature an easy plugin installation for everyone.

To make this plugin work, first, you'll need to install the plugin. The easiest method is to take the .zip file you've downloaded and upload it via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin in the WordPress Dashboard. Once the plugin is installed, be sure to Activate it.

Now that you've installed and activated the plugin, you'll see a new menu item created inside WordPress called 'MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster'. First thing first, let's head over to Settings > MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster and take a look at what options are available.

Plugin Settings - top

Refreshingly, MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster has a super-simple settings screen. Let's look at first at the settings panel:

Here you can find the steps needed in configuring your plugin even if you have no HTML knowledge at all. You can find options for:

HINT! Don't forget to click the Save button every time you modified your settings, otherwise the modifications will be lost!

Main Settings:

MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster Main Switch: Enable or disable the MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster. This acts like a main switch.
FFMPEG Path On Server Please insert the path to the ffmpeg executable from your server. If you leave this blank, the default 'ffmpeg' will be used. On many servers, this can be different, like: /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg
Maximum Allowed Video Size (Mb): Please insert the maximum video size in Mb, that you wish to upload to the live streaming website you target. To disable this feature, leave this field blank.
Enable Warning Notice And Progress Bar at Post Publish: Choose if you want to enable or disable the 'Please wait while MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster plugin uploads videos to the live streaming websites!' notice in the publish page interface in WordPress.
Timeout for Live Stream Publishing (seconds): Set the timeout (in seconds) for every live stream publishing process. I recommend that you leave this field at it's default value (3600).
Enable Logging for Rules: Do you want to enable logging for rules?
Enable Detailed Logging for Rules: Do you want to enable detailed logging for rules? Note that this will dramatically increase the size of the log this plugin generates.
Automatically Clear Logs After: Choose if you want to automatically clear logs after a period of time.
Web Proxy Address: If you want to use a proxy to crawl webpages, input it's address here. Required format: IP Address/URL:port
Web Proxy Authentication: If you want to use a proxy to crawl webpages, and it requires authentication, input it's authentication details here. Required format: username:password.

Multi-Stream Now:

Delay Posting By (Seconds): Do you want delay posting with this amount of seconds from post publish? This will create a single cron job for each post (cron is a requirement for this to function). If you leave this field blank, posts will be automatically published on post creation.
Use Async Posting Method: This option will allow you to select if you want to run posting in async mode. This means that each time you publish a post, the plugin will try to execute it's task in the background - it will no longer block new post posting, while it finishes it's job.
Primary Streaming Server URL: Input the Server URL that is given to you, from the live streaming service provider you wish to stream primary to.
Primary Streaming Channel Stream Key: Input the Stream Key that is assigned to your live channel, from the live streaming service provider you wish to stream primary to.
Additional Ingestion URLs Where To Stream: Input a list of ingestion URLs (stream server URL\channel key combination), where you wish to stream simultaneously the published videos. Separate each URL by a new line.
Minimum Bit Rate: Select the minimum bitrate the stream should have. Default value is 3000k.
Maximum Bit Rate: Select the maximum bitrate the stream should have. Default value is 4500k.
Ffmpeg Advanced Parameters: Input the custom parameters that will be used for Ffmpeg. Please note that you have to enter also the ingestion URL where you wish to send the stream, in these settings (the URL from plugin settings will not be used when using custom parameter feature). Please note that if you leave this field blank, the default will be used (you will have to replace all these values):-codec:a aac -ar 44100 -b:a 128k -pix_fmt yuv420p -profile:v baseline vid_size_from_plugin_settings -bufsize 6000k -vb 2048k -deinterlace -strict -2 -vcodec libx264 -preset veryfast -g 60 -r frame_rate_from_plugin_settings -loglevel error
Video Width: Select the video width.
Video Height: Select the video height.
Video Height: Select the video height.
Video Frame Rate: Set the frame rate of the created video. If you leave this field blank, the default 30 fps will be used.
Disable Autoposting of 'Posts': Do you want to disable automatically posting of WordPress 'posts' to live streaming websites?
Disable Autoposting of 'Pages': Do you want to disable automatically posting of WordPress 'pages' to live streaming websites?
Disable Autoposting of 'Custom Post Types': Do you want to disable automatically posting of WordPress 'custom post types' to live streaming websites?
Disable Autoposting of Selected Categories: Do you want to disable automatically posting of WordPress 'posts' to live streaming websites?
Disable Autoposting of Selected Tags: Input the tags for which you want to disable posting. You can enter more tags, separated by comma. Ex: cars, vehicles, red, luxury. To disable this feature, leave this field blank.
Allow Only Internal Videos: Do you want to allow to post to the live streaming websites only links from content that are only on your local hosting (including media library)? If you uncheck this, any link that points to a valid video file will be posted automatically to the live streaming websites you define. This settings reffers only to linked video files (not YouTube or Vimeo links).
Try to Upload Linked YouTube Videos From Content: Do you want to try to upload YouTube videos that are embedded from your content? Warning! This will upload to your channel any YouTube video that you link in your post content. This is an experimental feature, use it on your own risk.
Try to Upload Linked Vimeo Videos From Content Do you want to try to upload Vimeo videos that are embedded from your content? Warning! This will upload to your channel any Vimeo video that you link in your post content. This is an experimental feature, use it on your own risk.
Try to Upload Linked DailyMotion Videos From Content Do you want to try to upload DailyMotion videos that are embedded from your content? Warning! This will upload to your channel any DailyMotion video that you link in your post content. This is an experimental feature, use it on your own risk.
Try to Upload Linked Facebook Videos From Content Do you want to try to upload Facebook videos that are embedded from your content? Warning! This will upload to your channel any Facebook video that you link in your post content. This is an experimental feature, use it on your own risk.
Try to Upload Linked Twitch Videos From Content Do you want to try to upload Twitch clips that are embedded from your content? Warning! This will upload to your channel any Twitch video that you link in your post content. This is an experimental feature, use it on your own risk.

Activity and Loggind Screen:

Restore Plugin Default Settings: Hit this button and the plugin settings will be restored to their default values. Warning! All settings will be lost!
Activity Log: This is the main log of your plugin. Here will be listed every single instance of the rules you run or are automatically run by schedule jobs (if you enable logging, in the plugin configuration).

Summary - top

MultiLive - Multiple Live Stream Broadcaster is a simple, yet powerful tool you can use to create automatic live videos on any live streaming website, even at the same time, with ease. The setup and settings of the plugin couldn't have been easier. Now, let's go and enjoy the results of this great plugin! Have fun using it!

Sources and Credits - top

This component was made by Szabi CodeRevolution, for more information and support contact us at support@coderevolution.ro

Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this item. As I said at the beginning, I'd be glad to help you if you have any questions regarding this plugin and I'll do my best to assist.

CodeRevolution