Platform / Live streaming
Go live once. Reach every screen.
Multistreaming without extra hardware: send one RTMP stream to Onveo, play it in your own player and forward it to social platforms and your own RTMP destinations at the same time.
One stream in, many out
Stop running a separate stream for each platform.
Key-protected RTMP ingest
Point OBS, vMix or your studio encoder at Onveo. Each stream authenticates with its own key.
Simulcast and relay
Forward the same stream to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X and LinkedIn, or to any RTMP endpoint such as your own studio.
Your own player
Viewers on your website watch in your Onveo player, not inside a social feed.
Where teams use it.
- Field broadcastsMunicipalitiesFrom a field encoder to the studio and social platforms at once
- Events and conferencesOrganisersOne stream to the event page and every social channel
- Studio programmesBroadcastersStudio output to your player, apps and social platforms
Live in three steps.
- 01
Create a stream
Get the RTMP address and stream key in the Onveo dashboard.
- 02
Add destinations
Choose the social platforms and RTMP endpoints the stream should reach.
- 03
Go live
Start your encoder and follow the stream status in the dashboard.
Your questions, answered.
What is multistreaming?
Sending one live stream to several platforms at the same time. Your encoder uploads once to Onveo and Onveo forwards the stream to each destination, so you don't need extra bandwidth or software for each platform.
Which encoders work?
Any encoder that can push RTMP: OBS, vMix, Wirecast, hardware encoders and many mobile apps.
Can we send the stream to our own studio?
Yes. Add any RTMP endpoint as a destination. Keçiören Belediyesi uses this to bring field broadcasts into their studio while streaming to social platforms.
Is the live stream recorded?
Not automatically. Upload the recording to your Onveo library after the event and it plays like any other video.
Live streaming for your team.
Plan your next live stream with us.
Tell us where you broadcast from and where the stream should go.