Livestream Zoom to NUS Mediaweb

Note: There is a 20sec delay for viewers joining via Livestream on Facebook, YouTube or NUS Mediaweb.

Prepare Mediaweb Stream

1. Go to https://mediaweb.ap.panopto.com/

2. Sign in with NUS-ID and password.

3. Click on Create. If you do not have access to Create, please refer to /wiki/spaces/CTS/pages/36388276 .

4. Select Webcast.

5. Type in Name, Select Folder Destination and click Create.

6. Click on Manage.

7. Click on RTMP Source.

   1. Copy out the Server URL to a NotePad or Text Edit. This will be the Stream URL.

   2. Copy out the Stream keys to a NotePad or Text Edit. This will be the Stream Key.
      
      
      

8. Click on Share.

   1. Select Who has access to this livestream.

      1. Add People or Groups as Viewers, if you have a module code.

      2. Who can access this video:

         1. Anyone at your organization who has the link
            
            

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   2. Copy the Viewer Link; to a NotePad or Text Edit. This will be the Live streaming page URL.

Enable Livestream to Mediaweb for your Zoom Account

You may skip this if it has been enabled before.

1. Go to https://nus-sg.zoom.us

2. Sign In with NUS-ID and password.

3. Click on Settings.

4. Enable LiveStream. 
   
   

Copy Stream Information to your Zoom meeting

1. Go to https://nus-sg.zoom.us

2. Sign In with NUS-ID and password.

3. Schedule a Meeting. (Click on meeting topic if it has been created)

4. Provide meeting details. Click Save.

5. Click on Live Streaming

6. Click Configure Custom Streaming Service.
   
   
   

7. Provide the 3 information from Mediaweb:

   1. Stream URL

   2. Stream key

   3. Live streaming page URL
      
      
      

Ready to start Zoom and Livestream

Note: The stream setup is VALID FOR ONE TIME USE ONLY. 
If you are testing the Livestream for a dry run, you will need to setup another Livestream with a different stream key.

1. Launch Zoom Session a few minutes earlier.

2. Click More > Live on Custom Live Streaming Service.

3. Status on Zoom indicates it’s LIVE: on Custom Live Streaming Service.

4. Consent to stay in meeting while Zoom livestreams.
   
   

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5. The livestream will appear on your web browser. 
   Click Play to test the stream.
   Note: There will be a 15-20sec delay.
   Your webcam will also not be mirrored.
   Once you can see and hear your Zoom session streaming successfully, you may close the. web browser.