How to Broadcast on Website/Blog Using the Livebox Streaming Server?

Under Manage Channels, you can record, transcode and also MBR (Multi-Bitrate) streaming.

  • Create your channel in Livebox.
  • Stream a source to your channel using the RTMP URL of the same channel with the help of an encoder.
  • Preview your live streaming on your Channel Dashboard.
  • Now go to Manage channels and select your live streaming channel. Then click Embed code to copy the displayed embed code. 
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Note:  If your site is secured i.e. HTTPs encrypted (SSL encrypted), then you have to copy the Secure Embed Code.

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  • If your site isn’t secure or the SSL certificate validity is over,  it will be indicated “Not secure” on the URL tab of your server.
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  • So, if your site is not secure, then you can go on with the normal Embed code.
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  • Now login to your broadcasting website/blog, and copy-paste the embed code of your channel on the web page of your site/blog.
  • If your website is of WordPress, then you have a few more settings to undergo. So, click here to know how to publish your live streaming contents on the WordPress websites.
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  • Then click “Update”.
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You have successfully broadcasted the streaming content/source on your blog/website.


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