Live Stream A Wedding On YouTube A Complete Walkthrough | Wedding Filmmaking For Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In this video we cover live stream a wedding on RUclips. We walk through how to schedule your event in the future, how to connect OBS to RUclips and how to stream the wedding on the wedding day. Everything you need to live stream a wedding on RUclips is here! This is a companion to our podcast episode 5.
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Thanks for this refresher. Got a livestream ceremony coming up in April.
Of course!
Thank you!!
First off, thanks again for your helpful video. I’m primarily a photographer but when Covid came about I was asked to live stream a friend’s wedding and have since a done a few more events. I started off live streaming with Zoom and most recently was asked to use RUclips live. I thought I had everything set up and tested correctly, the stream link sent out, and I was ready to go. Early on in the event I had experienced some wifi issues (have since learned to only rely on a mobile hotspot). Unfortunately, I also learned that RUclips live will automatically end the stream if it detects you’re no longer connected to internet after a short period of time. Even worse, you are not able to start re-streaming from the same link once the stream has ended. This required me to have to quickly email out a new link to the guests in middle of the event and unfortunately this occurred a couple more times. So naturally I lost most of the viewers. I looked into this after and it seems RUclips no longer lets you create a static link or the like where you can restart streaming again to the same link you provided to guests. Have you ever run into this issue and/or no another way around it? If I can’t find a solution I think I will return to using Zoom.
You are right, once the stream ends the link is gone. I'm not a fan of that but we always use a hotspot. We have a T-mobile one and have never dropped the stream. We always control everything, whether that is audio for speeches or a live stream. We never let someone dictate the battle space to us, meaning not relying on the venues wifi, or a cell phone wifi etc. You always want to be in control of what is going on.
This problem is solved by EventLive service, you can use same RTMP key unique to the event throughout the day, the guests will receive notifications and all the videos will be merged into one, available for download
So I'm trying to figure this out for my upcoming wedding in 3 months. So I'm testing the RUclips link tomorrow to see how it'll work. I want to go into the church to test it out as well. I know with our videographer and possibly the church, we'll be mic'd. Biggest thing I want to ensure is to stay connected and for everyone to be able to hear. Any pointers you can recommend?
Great question! How do you replace the battery when using a DSLR to livestream? Is there a way to power the camera for say a 2-3 hour livestream?
The GH5/GH5S have dummy batteries. The Panasonic S series has a USBC input. I’m pretty most cameras, I’m only really familiar with Panasonic, have the ability to be powered continuously. We used dummy batteries with ours with an extension cord that powered the laptop and the cameras.
Thank you for the helpful video. I am trying to figure this process out for my son's wedding at the end of February. Can you please explain the advantage of using the OBS software? I have seen it referenced a few times, but in my testing it appears that the RUclips capability allows you to select your inputs and they seem to work without issue. Thank you again for this helpful video and for sharing your experience to help others!
Hi! I received your email and I will get you a good answer to everything in the am. Thank you so much for reaching out!!
Hi Daniel, I'm in the process of purchasing a Wifi hotspot for my wedding next month. Similar to you, I also have T-mobile and plan on adding a 1-month data plan. Based on your experience, what are the pros and cons of using a phone (iPhone 12, Samsung S21) as a wifi hotspot versus a dedicated device like Alcatel? Additionally, are there major differences in connection and streaming quality with a 4G device versus a 5G device (Inseego 5G MiFi M2000)?
In our opinion is too dangerous to rely on a mobile. Get an Alcatel, raise your price to cover it.
Oh wow thank you so much, i have a question if i wanted to set this up cause i did, how am i able to use an i phone as the camera?
Im pretty sure to live stream RUclips from mobile you need a large following, like 10,000 plus.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners oh wow so to use your phone camera isnt a option at all even though you set everything up on your labtop?
@@vanessaelliott6202 I don't think so, unless there is an app that will connect it. I don't think the computer will recognize the phone as a camera input, like if you had a camera connected through HDMI. RUclips will try to connect directly through the phone.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners ok Thank You soo much for the clarity!
I think to livestream from phone is down to 1k subs.
Great video! You can actually use youtube the same way.. without OBS etc… I am not a fan of extra software. Plug and play for the win!
Good to know! I think they have updated it now so this is getting obsolete.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners totally. I have used stream yard a couple of times and actually love that platform
@@moorememoriesvideo7070 Ive been eyeballing YOLO box.
@@moorememoriesvideo7070 sorry responded from the wrong account, but we've been looking at YOLO box.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners I’ll check it!
For the livestreaming camera, is it primarily stationary or are you somehow able to move around even while being tethered to a laptop and extension power cord?
We just have one cam stationary for most. It’s the safe cam in the back. Love your name lol.
this comes at the perfect time as im in talks to livestream on sept 3.....i have the elgato, and hdmi....but im lookinf for the right hotspot plan. i dont plan on livestreaming every month so im not looking to get into any long term contract or monthly arrangement. im also a tmobile subscriber...whats your plan like? And how much data do you use for a typical ceremony?
It added 40 a month to our plan, I use about 2 gig per wedding. I wouldn't do a long term contract, like we did lol.
Sir... My laptop comes with HDMI port. So, is it possible to do live stream without using Camlink 4k?
The way I understand it is laptops have HDMI out, so the signal is only going one way. You would need a “capture device” like a cam link in order to get the feed to go in. I know it stinks but no.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners thank u so much sir...
Thanks man this was super helpful!!
Whoop!!
After you’re done streaming can you save the recorded video as a private video where nobody but you can view it and others won’t be able to access the video through the unlisted link?
Yes, go to RUclips studio, on the left select content, then live. You will see your live streams there. Go to visibility and set it to what you like!
will the camera go into sleep mode if I leave it and let it run during the ceremony?
Not if its recording.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners one more question!, How much data would be used up on the hotspot wifi for a 4hr live stream? I have the glocalme duo turbo modem but only have 1 GB of data that came with it. Wondering if that would be enough for 4 hours of live stream
@@hopeforthefuturesg it looks like on average for 1080p its around 1 gig at least, I would test your set up and measure it. Maybe do thirty minutes to an hours and see what your usage is, then multiply by 4.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners do you shoot your live stream weddings 1080 60FPS or 30FPS?
@@hopeforthefuturesg depends, we typically film at 4k 24 or 4k 60 so whatever the camera is outputting. I think RUclips and zoom automatically keeps it at 1080.
how long of an extension cord do you bring?
20ft. Ironically in all the churches so far we haven't needed it. There has been power right next to our set ups.
Wedding Filmmaking For Beginners 20 feet is a good place to start thank you so much
Have you tried Twitch instead of RUclips, and if so, any major difference?
We haven't we have been using RUclips the whole time.
Do u shoot at 24 FPS or 30 and do u change the settings in one? Looking a little stuttery for me at 24 and 30..... Also, I see you stream in 720? Not 1080? Can u speak on that?
We shoot at 24 with all of our cameras during the ceremony, speeches etc. We shoot our b roll at 30. All of our streams default to 720 regardless of our connection. We have our output set to 1080 in OBS but I think RUclips is overriding it. I know live streaming to mobile devices isn't available until 1000 followers, resolution might be limited to that too.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners Thanks great video! So if I use an iPhone or a Verizon Hotspot to get a WiFi signal for my MacBook Pro I have to have 1000 subscribers? What is a way around this?
@@63MacGuy if you are using a camera and you laptop your fine. The subs limit is if you wanted to you use your phone for everything. Recording, streaming etc. what you described is our set up. T-Mobile hotspot, laptop, and camera.
I'm not sure how sensitive RUclips is with copyright music, but I'm assuming it stops the live stream just like Facebook does. So, would you suggest muting the live stream when they play copyright music or should I be okay?
We haven't had our our audio muted. We use unlisted links and leave them unlisted. I just went through and listened to a couple and the audio never goes out. We do have copyright claims on them but that's it.
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners weight lifted off my chest. Thank you!
@@WeddingVideographyForBeginners That’s a great point. I’m new to having a RUclips channel and know next to nothing about copyrights. Can you please elaborate on what one should set up to be safe?
@@dlands1 We let the music play naturally, RUclips flags it as copyrighted so the live streams can't be monetized. Ours are still up with the claims and people with the unlisted links can still view them. For our highlight films we license music through musicbed. So the copyright is released to us. But those are public so when we can we can monetize them. We do not make our live streams public, ever, even after it is over. We leave them unlisted.
Get to the point fast. And make video point to point. Script it for the best result.
thanks for the feedback!