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Multi-channel usability is one of the features that   Livebox   integrates as it helps in distributing content around the globe over multiple mediums efficiently. Through Livebox the users can send their live streaming videos to all media that supports RTMP sources. Facebook is one such media which is supported by Livebox to stream live videos. The following steps will provide you clear-cut representations to stream your videos in Facebook live using the Livebox streaming server. Create your channel on Livebox and stream a source to the channel. Then preview the live source on the  Livebox Dashboard . Now go to  Push Destinations  under  Manage Channels . A  Push Destinations  window opens, select your streaming channel and then click the “Add Destination” button located on the right side or the thunder button on the left side to select your destination. A dialog box “Share on” with several destinations shows up. As you wanted to stream live on Fa...

In Livebox, live chatting between the event organizer, channel owner or the  Livebox  admin with viewers can be easily done with the following steps. Go to  Channel Dashboard  from the navigation menu. Inside the chatbox, you can enter your name. And then you can type your message in the message bar. Then click the send button to send your message. To delete your messages, you can click and use the delete button. Now to embed your chatting session on your blogs or websites, first select your  streaming channel  on which you are conducting the  live  interaction. And then click the  Embed Code  button of that streaming channel. You’ll get the embed codes for your player as well as the chat. To get the chat embed code, scroll down and based upon whether your site is secure or not, you can prefer between the  Embed Code  and the  Secure Embed Code . Note:   If your site is secure i.e, https encrypted, then you can use th...

Latency  means  delay , that is, the actual time lag that exists during the transmission of   streaming   content to the viewer’s screen. The latency range widely experienced commonly is between 30-60 seconds. Latency occurs due to various reasons, like, Poor encoding efficiency Wide audience spectrum Different geographical locations Local network problems Low bandwidth Traffic load Device/server compatibility So to achieve immediacy in live streams besides all the above latency reasons,  Livebox   has come up with a solution for every use case. “A  low latency  settings added on  Livebox  to deliver consistent viewing experience to the end-user.” Go to  Streaming Server  settings. Scroll down and turn on  Low Latency  setting and then click ‘Save’. Then go to the ‘Channel Dashboard’ and check the preview player. There will be an option given on the player to switch from the default player to a low latency player....