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How to Live Stream a 360-degree Source using Livebox?

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The Livebox  streaming  server supports the live streaming of the  360-degree camera  and its source. So, to live stream a 360-degree source in Livebox you can’t do in the regular streaming way, as you have to enable a few settings in the player settings. To Live stream a 360-degree source, Login Livebox. From the Livebox dashboard, go to  Channel Settings . In Channel Settings, go to the  Player Settings .   In Player Settings, turn On the  Video360  setting. Then click the “Save” button beneath the player on the right side. Now make sure that you have connected your 360-degree camera to the encoder. Then stream the video source captured to the channel you have enabled the Video360 setting using the RTMP URL of the same channel. To preview your source go the Dashboard and click on the player and navigate to the other sides captured by your 360-degree camera. Happy 360-degree Live  Streaming!

How to Create a User on the Livebox TV?

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A User in the   Livebox  TV can be created in either way- the user itself can register through the Livebox TV signup portal or the admin can also manually create a user by giving the user’s credentials. To manually create your user, Go to “Users” from the navigation menu. In “User” click the “Add User” option. Enter your username, Email, set password, and phone number. Then give “Submit”. If the user registers using the signup portal, then the user gets added to your user’s list from where you can subscribe the user to your  Livebox  TV. This is how the mail looks. The mail provides you a link to your interface along with your log in details. Click on the link so to enter your access page. 

How to get the Livebox Server Analytics Report?

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Livebox   analytics provides a systematic analysis of your server data or statistics. With the Livebox analytics, you can get to know, The number of admin access to your server. IP addresses that have accessed your server. Browsers that have been used to access your server. Access location of your server. Date and time the server is accessed. The number of hits requests to the server for files like image, HTML page, JavaScript or CSS. Note:   To check other details like current views of your streams, you have to go  Viewers Count  page. Even to check the bandwidth usage and RTMP stats, you have to go to their respective pages in Viewers Report and not in Analytics. To check the analytics of your server, follow the below steps, Go to  HTTP Settings  under  Settings . In HTTP Settings, Turn On  Access log  and  Error log . After turning on both access log and error log, click the icon highlighted in the below illustration. Then give  ...

How to Live Stream on the Livebox Server Using Wirecast as an Encoder?

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Livebox being a  streaming  server by itself, easily supports any other encoders or streaming servers. Wirecast is such streaming production tool which is supported by Livebox and offers smooth streaming workflow to Livebox users. Follow the below instructions to start the streaming. Go to Livebox and create your channel. Now go to the Wirecast main window, and click the icon to add your source. Many options to add your source appears. To capture and add your USB webcam source, you can click the option  Video Capture  and to stream live your local files, click the “Add Media File” option and select your local files. Your source is added. As you wanted to live stream, click the push icon to move your source to  Live Broadcast Area .  After pushing your source to live broadcast area, click “Output” located at the top left side. Under output’s pulled-down menu, click “Output Settings”. A Select an Output Destination dialog box opens, where choose you...

How to Set Up the Livebox Internet Bonding Device?

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Double, triple, quadruple your Internet speed by using the   Livebox   Internet Bonding device. If you are facing network failover or if you want to maintain the bandwidth robustness while on live, you can gallop your current Internet connections to new speeds by using this bonding device. To initially set up your  Livebox  Bonding device, Turn On the Livebox Internet  Bonding   device . And access the device interface on your PC using the IP 192.168.95.1. On the device interface, pick up the Device ID and Hardware Key and send it to the IVB7 support team through Email. The IVB7 support team, in turn, will send you the License Key. So, after entering the License Key, you can click Save. Now you will be taken to the Livebox Bonding device login interface and you can login. (The IVB7 team will provide you the login credentials) Back on your system interface, you have to reboot the server first. Then go to “Settings” to configure your Bonding device. To c...

How to Get Started with the Livebox TV Mobile App?

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The  Livebox  TV is available to the user in both websites and in the mobile app. In today’s scenario, most of the world’s population uses mobile phones, so the presence of a mobile app of your channel can make you connected with your viewers 24/7. Thus by not constraining yourself only to the website, you can also switch between a mobile app for your Livebox TV. The  Livebox TV mobile app  is user-friendly and the following steps will help you to understand the  Livebox  TV better. Install the Livebox mobile app. Now you are looking at the first step of your mobile app. Wait for few seconds and you will be connected to the login portal. Through this login portal, the user can register to subscribe your TV channels. Note:   If your user registers from their mobile to subscribe to your channel, it is enough of you to activate your user’s device in your  Livebox  TV  Manage Device  option. In the Livebox TV app, the user can get their...

Multi-Bitrate Streaming Using the Livebox Playout and Encoder

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To conduct Multi-Bitrate streaming using OBS, Create your channel in  Livebox  streaming server. Go to  Manage Channels  from the navigation menu. Under manage channels, select  Multi-Bitrate . In  Multi-Bitrate  page, select your channel and  Turn On  multi-bitrate. Once you turn on  Multi-Bitrate , the new  preset  options will appear. You can set the required resolution and click  Save . Note:  You also have an option to edit or set your required preset. Once you click save, RTMP URL for your resolution gets listed below. Make note of the required RTMP link and give  Save . Note:  With each copied URL of definite qualities, the player will adjust video quality to that of viewers bandwidth. After clicking save, give  Service Restart  to get your changes applied. Then go to  Livebox Playout  software and click  Add File  to browse ...