Updated on 2022-03-31 GMT+08:00
What Do I Do If Stream Pushing Failed?
This may occur because the network of the streaming device is inaccessible, the domain status is abnormal, the CNAME does not take effect, the ingest URL is incorrect or has been used, or the live stream has been disabled. Follow the instructions in Failed to Push a Live Stream to rectify the fault.
Parent topic: Streams Pushing
Streams Pushing FAQs
- Which Ingest Protocols Are Supported?
- How Do I Live Stream?
- How Do I Get the Ingest URL?
- Are There Any Requirements for StreamName in an Ingest URL?
- How Do I Obtain a StreamName?
- How Do I Set the Resolution and Bitrate?
- What Do I Do If Stream Pushing Failed?
- How Many Live Streams Can I Push Simultaneously?
- How Long Is the Latency If a Live Video Resolution is 1080p?
- What Can I Do If I Use OBS to Push Streams but the Latency Is Too High?
- Why Does Open Broadcaster Software Fail to Push Streams?
- How Do I Disable a Live Stream?
- How Do I View Disabled Live Streams?
- How Do I Resume a Disabled Live Stream?
- What Are the Differences Between Stream Disabled and Stream Interrupted?
- Can an Ingest URL Push Multiple Streams at the Same Time?
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