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Streaming from StreamYard to Stage via RTMP

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StreamYard is a browser-based streaming production tool offering extensive customization options and multi-streaming. This guide explains how to generate RTMP setup for your Stage and add RingCentral Events Stage as a destination in StreamYard. 

Generating RTMP setup

  • To generate Stage RTMP setup in a multi-track event:

    1. Go to Event Dashboard > Venue > Stages.
    2. Hover over the selected Stage and click the Pencil icon to open Stage settings.
    3. Under Stream Provider, select RingCentral.
    4. Go to RTMP Stream and click Generate RTMP Setup. 
    5. Click Save.

  • To generate Stage RTMP setup in a Webinar event:

    1. Go to Event Dashboard > Setup > Basics.
    2. Under Webinar Style, select Stage.
    3. Go to RTMP Stream and click Generate RTMP Setup. 
    4. Click Save.

You'll be presented with a Stream Key (unique key generated for every event) and RTMPS (standard URL used to stream to RingCentral Events, that is across all events) for two destinations.

Note: The first and preferred is the main RTMP server in place. Should any issues arise when connected to the preferred server, we recommend switching to the backup provider. We use MUX as the preferred provider and Amazon's Interactive Video Service (IVS) as the backup.

Connecting RTMP to StreamYard

To add RingCentral Events Stage as a destination in StreamYard:

  1. In your StreamYard account, go to Destinations and click Add a destination.
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  2. Select Custom RTMP from the list of available destinations.Screen_Shot_2022-01-07_at_1.26.25_PM.png
  3. Paste the Stream Key and RTMPS you've generated in RingCentral Events and give your destination a name. Click Add RTMP server.
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Once your Stage is added as a destination, you can choose it when creating a new broadcast:

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Remember, there is roughly a 10-second delay between the source stream and the RingCentral Events Stage. 

Tips:

  • For further instructions on using the studio, visit StreamYard Support Center. 
  • Since StreamYard supports multi-streaming, we recommend creating two destinations and sending your stream to both the primary and backup servers simultaneously. This ensures an automatic and seamless transition to the backup if any issues occur with the primary stream, maintaining a smooth experience for your attendees. To learn more about technical recommendations and requirements, refer to our guide Streaming to both preferred and backup/fallback RTMP endpoints.

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