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What Are the Differences Between Stream Disabling and Stream Interruption?

Stream interruption is usually due to network faults. As a result, the audience cannot watch the livestream. After a livestream is interrupted, the streamer needs to push the stream again.
Stream disabling is performed by yourself. Once being disabled, the stream is interrupted and the audience cannot watch the livestream. The streamer can re-initiate stream push only after the specified stream disabling period ends. You can configure stream disabling on the Streams page of the Live console. Click the Disabled tab to view disabled streams and click Resume in the Operation column of the desired stream to resume stream push.

Parent topic: Streams Pushing

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