Live streaming lets you interact with your audience in real time with a video feed, chat, and more.

Make sure that you’ve enabled your channel for live streaming. Webcam streaming is compatible with Chrome 60+ and Firefox 53+. Sign in to YouTube. In the upper right, click Create Go Live. …

Start encoders at least 15 minutes before the event is scheduled to start. Before clicking Start Streaming, check the preview in the Live Control Room. For test encoder failover, stop the …

You can live stream on your mobile devices to connect with your audience in real time and build your community. Learn more on how to get started with live streaming. To live stream on …

Get started with live streaming As of 22 July, we are increasing the minimum age required to live stream to 16 years old. This means that creators will need to be 16 or older to be able to live …

Streaming tips This article provides helpful advice on setting up your network, using a webcam, and preparing your encoder for a successful live stream on YouTube. Learn more on how to …

Info to know before you start Location requirements & how to turn on location permissions When you sign up for YouTube TV, we'll ask you to share your home zip code. We may also ask you …

To start streaming, enter your YouTube Live server URL and stream key into your encoder. If you have audio and video hardware, set it up with your encoder, also known as streaming software.

Start a YouTube TV free trial New subscribers are eligible to sign up to try YouTube TV. With a trial, you get access to over 100 channels offered in the Base Plan during your trial period. …

Cast to your TV You can cast to your TV using your mobile device or computer with these steps: Connect your mobile device or computer and streaming device to the same Wi-Fi network. If …