For me I have streamed more than an hour and it worked correctly without any problem. I know there are accounts even if you go live from instagram app are limited not more than an hour.
The only challenge for this one you can go live using pre-record live. It will force you to be on the computer to click live on instagram and once is done you have manually go to end it.
Thanks for the video. I'm curious, if I setup my livestream for multiple destinations including FB, YT, and IG, assuming I set the orientation to landscape for the sake of those that might be viewing on desktop for YT and FB, how does Instagram Live handle that landscape view?
@@OpeyemiAfeluyi at the time I last tested, it shows the wide view (landscape) with black bars top and bottom. Thanks for the comment and support of the channel. Keep in mind those two platforms RUclips and Facebook both support vertical so you could stream to all three in that orientation.
Hi, Kirk!! Mary Lou here from Boston ... I LOVE your videos and tutorials!! Do you still have an affiliate link for the 14-day trial for SY so I can test the advanced packages? I'm desperately trying to locate someone's affiliate link and I'd love to use yours!! Thank you!!
For StreamYard their webinar feature or platform is what they’ve called OnAir. There’s not a lot of functional differences for the host but the major benefit is how your audience is able to watch. With OnAir it’s all self contained doesn’t require anyone to go to a social platform like Facebook or Instagram they can click the OnAir link and watch and comment there. To answer your other question you can stream to social destinations like Instagram while doing an OnAir webinar at the same time only thing to. Be mindful of is that Instagram is Vertical so your webinar audience would see the vertical stream as well. How are you planning to use it?
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My absolute pleasure! Thanks for the comment and support of the channel
For me I have streamed more than an hour and it worked correctly without any problem. I know there are accounts even if you go live from instagram app are limited not more than an hour.
Good to know thanks for sharing my friend.
The only challenge for this one you can go live using pre-record live. It will force you to be on the computer to click live on instagram and once is done you have manually go to end it.
This is true but I must admit I’m don’t promote simulated livestream or defeats the purpose.
@@kirkrnugent yes as connecting with viewers with specific questions or specific reactions will be lost
Thanks for the video.
I'm curious, if I setup my livestream for multiple destinations including FB, YT, and IG, assuming I set the orientation to landscape for the sake of those that might be viewing on desktop for YT and FB, how does Instagram Live handle that landscape view?
@@OpeyemiAfeluyi at the time I last tested, it shows the wide view (landscape) with black bars top and bottom. Thanks for the comment and support of the channel. Keep in mind those two platforms RUclips and Facebook both support vertical so you could stream to all three in that orientation.
Hi, Kirk!! Mary Lou here from Boston ... I LOVE your videos and tutorials!! Do you still have an affiliate link for the 14-day trial for SY so I can test the advanced packages? I'm desperately trying to locate someone's affiliate link and I'd love to use yours!! Thank you!!
@@MindOverWhatMatters-wj4zn absolutely! It's in the description of the video but I'll paste it here:
kirkrnugent.live/StreamYard
Hi, What's the difference between "on air webinar" and live stream? Are you unable to stream to instagram if you use the webinar feature?
For StreamYard their webinar feature or platform is what they’ve called OnAir. There’s not a lot of functional differences for the host but the major benefit is how your audience is able to watch. With OnAir it’s all self contained doesn’t require anyone to go to a social platform like Facebook or Instagram they can click the OnAir link and watch and comment there.
To answer your other question you can stream to social destinations like Instagram while doing an OnAir webinar at the same time only thing to. Be mindful of is that Instagram is Vertical so your webinar audience would see the vertical stream as well. How are you planning to use it?