How to Stream Directly to your Website using Restream, StreamYard, or Ecamm 

When this video was recorded this method was the only way. Since then StrramYard released their webinar utility called OnAir which has embed functionality for both the live show and comments into your website and I've done it with WordPress. So yes you can stream to your website now.

@@MRCDF7 thanks for the comment. I actually don’t know…

So sorry about that... I hope you saw in my replies to previous comments that at the time of me creating this video the feature was available to all plans. They changed it afterward.

Thanks for the comment and support of the channel. Unfortunately no comments do not come from your website to the streaming platform. Unless you embed RU-vid.

Awesome! Thanks for the comment and support of the channel! The feature was released last month so and has already saved my clients and I some time effort and energy. Hope it works for you too, happy to share.

Thanks for your comment and support of the channel. Can you share what options you're missing?

@@kirkrnugent ok I think I found it. I was a little confused but been trying to figure it out.

@@kirkrnugent it has gotten so frustrating I think I need to use Uscreen. Because I’m going crazy over here🤦🏾‍♂️🤣

Actually no I haven't use WPStream. How does that one work?

Awesome!! Let me know how it goes

yep will try it too.

So what are you using to stream?

Thank you for your comment and support of the channel.

What is inaccurate? Or what changes I need to do

Unfortunately Restream made this feature apart of a higher tier plan. So to answer you question... No it's not free.

@@Septeemberpain 😎

@@mikepruett1745 no website is rtmp that is the protocol used for Livestreaming. You would embed the stream from Restream or whatever your destination is (RU-vid Facebook etc) Hope that makes sense and answers your question.

@@kirkrnugent im doing a church stream and just want to go to our site only thanks

@@kirkrnugent i just got in the site it has embed code on it

You can follow the same steps I show in the video for StreamYard but it does require a Restream account. If you don’t want to use RU-vid. Alternatively you can stream from Evmux to RU-vid an embed the RU-vid video on your website.

Thanks for your question but I need some clarity... Which part are you referring to? Restream is the only service that currently allows us to embed a Live Video on our website. So for that part yes you would have to use Restream. But for your Streaming you can use Streamyard or whatever platform you choose but your destination would have to be Restream.

Thanks Bro! This is an awesome feature I had to share

@@infinity256tv unfortunately it is not. It was free at the time of the recording.

@@kirkrnugent do you know any site that can allow me stream 24/7 for free brother apart from Facebook and other social media platforms 🥹🥹

ROBERTO!!!!!! thanks so much for the comment and support of the channel man your message means a lot to me. This was a special one in that i've had this question come up multiple times over the years and i'm glad to have a solution.

Absolutely! Thanks for the comment and support of the channel!

Does restream work on free plan

I record locally through Ecamm Live. I've found that ll web-based streaming platforms degrade the quality

@@kirkrnugent thought so appreciate it!

Not sure if you can embed a chat window on your website but I know restream does have a separate chat. I’m going to look into this. Side Note - StreamYard just dropped a feature today called On Air which is their webinar functionality and it allow you to embed the stream on your website

@@kirkrnugent Very Cool... do you know if it embeds the chat?

@@dtcwinemarketingheroes they’re saying it’s coming very soon

@@kirkrnugent Cool, are you a stream yard or restream fan?

Thanks for the comment and support of the channel. I may not be understanding your question, when you send the stream from OBS to Restream the video is what you’ve embedding ok your website using the method I describe in this video. Regardless if the origin of the content (OBS Zoom vMix Ecamm etc) Restream will send that video where you specify. In this case it’s your website.

@@kirkrnugent ok thanks. I assume you can add back the RU-vid destination and stream to both website and RU-vid.

Thank you for letting me know. Seems they are a promotional time frame where it was made available free but that time has expired.

I stopped using OBS a long time ago for many reasons so unfortunately I can't make that video. The feature itself is a Restream Feature so it shouldn't matter which streaming platform your using to Stream as long as you're using Restream as your distributor.

@@kirkrnugent Could you mind sharing some of the reasons and the alternatives that you turned to instead of OBS

Yea man this is great! I thought of your conference when I came across this feature

@@kirkrnugent , that was exactly my thought. Already conceptualizing the next one.

Awesome! Glad to hear it!

Totally agree! Has multiple uses... What might you use it for?

Thanks for your comment and support of the channel! Unfortunately I am not sure what the Standard Plan includes. But I believe this new embed feature is available for all plans. Please confirm with Restream, thanks.

@@kirkrnugent i have checked the embed feature is only available starting with the premium plan $99 p/m very expensive.

@@BrianGiffen1seems they made it available for a limited time for all accounta then took it away which is unfortunate. That Tier plan is not worth it, in my opinion. Sorry for the confusion and thanks for supporting the channel.

@@kirkrnugent you mentioned this $99 tier plan is not worth it? is there an alternative you would recommend?

@@dtcwinemarketingheroes the 29$ plan is more cost effective