A time with context
The selected timezone is stored alongside the UTC instant. The schedule list shows the time in its saved timezone so the intended publishing window remains clear.
Schedule planning
Put the publishing plan on the calendar.
Save a planned start time against a stream, keep its timezone visible, and update or cancel the record as your publishing plan changes.
Planning available
Start with a clear workflow.
- 1Prepare the stream before assigning a publishing time.
- 2Save the intended start using your browser’s timezone.
- 3Review, reschedule, or cancel the saved schedule.
In your workspace
The details that make a difference.
Know what each part does before adding it to your publishing routine.
Changes stay explicit
Adjust a saved start time or cancel a plan when the source, event, or destination is no longer ready. A schedule remains linked to its stream record.
Prepare the handoff
Use the planned time to organize your own checks: server health, source video, destination event, and an operator ready to start the broadcast manually.
Current capability
What to expect today.
Automatic schedule execution is not implemented. Saving a schedule does not start or stop a broadcast, create a platform event, or guarantee recurring playback. Start the broadcast manually from Live streams.
More product questionsPut it into practice.
Follow a focused guide, prepare a short test, and review the signals that matter before committing to a longer broadcast.
Take the next step
Make room for your next broadcast.
Bring your server, source video, and destinations into one workspace. Start with a short test and grow from there.