From source to stream

A clear path to your first broadcast.

IAmAStreamer coordinates the setup. Your server runs FFmpeg. Your streaming platform brings the audience. Here is how those pieces work together.

Your workspaceMedia, destinations, settings, and run controls

Your VPS + agentOutbound HTTPS monitoring and FFmpeg execution

Your destination platformsIncoming preview, event controls, and your audience

A practical first run

Four steps from setup to a test broadcast.

Move through the workflow at your own pace. The dashboard’s Getting started guide keeps these steps close at hand.

Upload a prerecorded video to your library. Check its size and choose settings that fit your server.

Save the RTMP or RTMPS publishing details issued by each platform. Keep your stream keys private.

Start the broadcast from your workspace, review each output, and confirm video and audio in the platform preview.

Before you begin

A supported Linux VPSUbuntu or Debian, a supported CPU architecture, enough disk space, and FFmpeg for encoding.
An API reachable from the serverRemote agents need a public HTTPS endpoint. A local development URL cannot be used from a remote VPS.
A source and publishing permissionA prerecorded video you can broadcast, plus live access and publishing details from each destination.

HeartbeatDid the agent recently authenticate and report in?
Process stateDid FFmpeg start, progress, fail, or stop?
Platform previewCan the destination receive and publish the expected video and audio?

Current schedules store planned times. They do not start broadcasts automatically.

Take the next step

Bring your server, source video, and destinations into one workspace. Start with a short test and grow from there.