Adobe flash media encoder free download - Adobe Media Encoder CC 2015.0.1, Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Flash Professional CS5.5, and many more programs. 1) Download Flash Media Live Encoder on your computer. (Mac version is recommended!) If you run Windows, we recommend OBS instead. 2) Open your Flash Media Live Encoder and select the correct video and audio source.
- Step 1: Download & Install the 'Adobe Flash Media Encoder' Software
Using Flash Media Encoder you can capture audio/video from any device connected to your computer and broadcast it live using your CWM Flash streaming account.
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Once you have installed Flash Media Encoder, connect your video source (e.g. webcam) to the computer and launch Flash Media Encoder. Flash Media Encoder should detect any video and audio devices connected to your computer. - Step 2: Setup your steam settings
To start streaming your video and/or audio source, please follow these steps:- Select the 'Video' option to enable video streaming (see screenshot below). Select the 'Audio' option if you want to stream live audio.
- We recommend you select 'Medium Bandwidth (300 Kbps)' for 'Preset'.
- Select the video source you would like to stream under the 'Device' parameter.
- Enter the 'FMS URL' assigned to your account. You can find your FMS URL by logging into your account and choosing the 'Stream Settings' menu option.
The FMS URL should look something like: rtmp://golive.christianworldmedia.com/live/ - Enter the 'Stream' name assigned to your account. You can find your 'Stream' name by logging into your account and choosing the 'Stream Settings' menu option.
- Click on 'Connect' to connect to the server. If Flash Media Encoder is unable to connect to the server, please check your 'FMS URL' address.
- Click on the big green 'Start' button near the bottom of the page to start streaming your video and/or audio source to your account.
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- Step 3: Watch your live stream!
To watch your live stream open your favorite internet browser and visit the channel url assigned to your account. You can find your url (and many other options to viewing your stream) by logging into your account and choosing the 'Stream Settings' menu option.