thanks for this info. I watched the 1st video & now this update. Seems easy to set-up... how much should I charge clients for creating this type of website?
Hello Terassah, Thank you for your comment. They way you monetize your channels and how much you should charge your clients depends on the type of business you have as well as other factors. We have the perfect article for you to read here wpstream.net/how-to-monetize-your-live-streaming-content-with-wpstream/ Hope this helps and please do not hesitate to contact us at office@wpstream.net if you have any more questions.
1) How to connect with a camera? 2) How much bandwidth needed eg full HD 1hr, 1 visitor please explain the calculation. 3) Can we get a few hrs of the free trial?
@@cathalbutler Hi Cathal, you will be able to receive a quick and more defined and curated response from our support team on our website wpstream.net/contact/. Here, we can only provide limited information.
Hi Christian, thank you for your questions. Yes, you will just have to close the pop-up window. The channel turns off by itself after about 45 minutes of inactivity (i.e. no streaming). There is bandwidth consumption but in the range of just a few megabytes. However, there will be a “Stop” or “Turn off” button soon.
Hello. What if you do not want to use the built in cam but use a program such as OBS or WireCast which allows for green screen, text and multiple cameras among other things? Thank You
Video gets saved on the WpStream cloud and can be retrieved and used via the 'media library' Screen share is possible via OBS and other means wpstream.net/forums/search/screen+share/
Hey great plugin, I'm going to use it with OBS to stream Dj sets. I don't want to make a new post every time I want to do stream though. Does this plugin have a shortcode feature where I could embed live streams into existing webpages and turn them on and off when I want? So I essentially have a place holder image on an existing web page when the stream isn't on and when I turn the stream on it goes live. Cheers