Copy the streaming URL under the video player for the asset.Find the event output that you created earlier and select the link to the asset.Go to the Media Services listing and select Assets.The output that you created is now available for on-demand streaming as long as your streaming endpoint is running. Play the on-demand output by using Azure Media Player Azure Media Player now shows an error, because the live stream is no longer available.

You then get a warning message that the live stream will stop but the output will now become an on-demand asset. This step stops the broadcast from Wirecast. In Wirecast, select the Broadcast button.When you think you've streamed enough content, stop the broadcast. Select the Play icon on the video to see your live stream.Paste the streaming URL into the URL box of Azure Media Player.In a web browser, open the Azure Media Player demo.Copy the streaming URL under the Output video player.Play the output broadcast by using Azure Media Player This step takes you to the page for that endpoint. If the default streaming endpoint status is stopped, select it.Select Streaming endpoints in the Media Services listing.If there's an error, try reloading the player by selecting the Reload player link above the player. This part will set up your outputs and enable you to save a recording of your live stream. Switch to the Wirecast application and paste the Input URL into the Address box in the output settings.In the Input URL box, copy the URL to your clipboard.This step sets the protocol to RTMP instead of RTMPS. Set the Secure/Not secure toggle to Not secure.On the Azure Media Services page of the portal, select Start to start the live stream event.In the next procedure, you'll go back to Azure Media Services in your browser to copy the input URL to enter into the output settings: The output setting for Azure Media Services automatically populates most of the output settings. Select Azure Media Services from the Destination drop-down list.The Select an Output Destination dialog box appears. From the main menu, select Output settings.Select Audio capture from the menu, and then select the audio input that you want to use.Select the Add icon that appears, and select the audio input that you want to stream. Hover over the second layer in the Wirecast layers area.Select Video Capture from the menu, and then select the camera that you want to use.Select the Add icon that appears, and select the video input that you want to stream. Hover over the first layer in the Wirecast layers area.In the Wirecast application, select Create Empty Document from the main menu, and then select Continue.

Set up a live stream by using Wirecast Studio Select the link to the live event that you created.You're then returned to the live event listing. Select the Create button to create the live event.Select the Review + create button to review the settings.checkbox after you have read the Online Services Terms and the Microsoft Privacy Statement. Select the I have all the rights to use the content/file, and agree.Leave all the rest of the settings as they are for now.Select the basic Standard pass-through option.Enter an optional description of the event in the Description box.Enter a name for your new event, such as TestLiveEvent, in the Live event name box.Select Add live event to create a new live streaming event.Go to the Azure Media Services account within the portal, and then select Live streaming from the Media Services listing.Set up an Azure Media Services live event Recommended: Watch the video tutorial in the opening application screen.Then the application will start the free trial. In the email that you receive, verify your email address.Start the application and use your favorite email address to register the product.Download and install Wirecast for your operating system on the Telestream website.Set up an on-premises encoder by using Wirecast To keep things simple, we'll use an encoding preset for Azure Media Services in Wirecast, pass-through cloud encoding, and RTMP. Using Azure Media Player to view the live stream and on-demand output.

Setting up an on-premises encoder with a free trial of Telestream Wirecast.

The default view is your service dashboard. Enter your credentials to sign in to the portal. Open your web browser, and go to the Microsoft Azure portal. If you don't have an Azure subscription, create a free account before you begin. It assumes that you have an Azure subscription and have created a Media Services account. This quickstart will help you create an Azure Media Services live stream by using the Azure portal and Telestream Wirecast. For more information, see the AMS Retirement Guide. Azure Media Services will be retired June 30th, 2024.

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