Learn how to set up a YouTube live stream using an encoder. Using an encoder, you can broadcast your gameplay, use external cameras and mics, and more.

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Note: Before you can live stream, you need to meet our age restriction guidelines and mobile live streaming requirements. Your channel's live streami

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Ads on live streams If your channel is monetized and monetization is turned on for your live stream, YouTube will trigger ads to serve on your content. Ad serving is not guaranteed and some viewers …

Learn more about the updated live stream experience. Important: This article only applies to hosts and participants who join through a meeting link. For viewers who join through a live stream link, go to …

After the live stream ends, live automatic captions won't remain on the video. New automatic captions will be generated based on the VOD process, and may be different from the ones that appeared …

To add captions to your live stream, you need to send captions to YouTube. The captions can either be embedded in the video or sent through supported software that can send captions over HTTP …

This article provides helpful advice on setting up your network, using a webcam and preparing your encoder for a successful live stream on YouTube. Learn more on how to get started with live streaming