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  2. Get started with live streaming - Computer - YouTube Help -...

    support.google.com/youtube/answer/2474026

    If your live stream is restricted, you may get a strike on your account. A strike will prevent you from live streaming for 14 days. If your account has been restricted from live streaming, you’re prohibited from using another channel to live stream on YouTube. This policy applies for as long as the restriction remains active on your account.

  3. Use the YouTube Studio dashboard - Computer - YouTube Help -...

    support.google.com/youtube/answer/2673341

    From anywhere on YouTube, select your profile picture YouTube Studio. Navigate your dashboard. On the dashboard you’ll see a few different cards. Channel violations: Community Guidelines warnings, strikes, or decisions on appeals. Latest content performance: A snapshot of how your latest video or live stream is performing. You can collapse ...

  4. When live streaming on YouTube, you can see your stream's performance. You'll get different metrics depending on whether you're streaming from a phone or an encoder. From Live Control Room. You can check your stream’s health and analytics while you’re streaming in Live Control Room. From your stream dashboard, you can see: Stream health

  5. Manage live stream settings - YouTube Help - Google Help

    support.google.com/youtube/answer/9854503

    Reuse stream settings. You can easily create a new stream using the same settings as a previous stream. The new stream will copy the previous stream’s metadata, settings, and the stream key. You’ll have a chance to change the stream after it’s created. To get started, select your stream and click Reuse settings.

  6. Use the YouTube Studio dashboard - Android - YouTube Help -...

    support.google.com/youtube/answer/2673341?hl=en&co=GENIE...

    Navigate your dashboard. On the dashboard, you can view the following cards: Total subscribers: The amount of viewers who have subscribed to your YouTube channel. Channel analytics: A quick overview of your channel’s watch time, views, and subscribers for your channel over the last 28 days. Latest published content: A snapshot of your ...

  7. In Live Control Room, wait for the stream preview to show up, and then click Go live. To end the stream, click End Stream and stop sending content from your encoder. All streams under 12 hours will be automatically archived. You can access previous, current, and upcoming streams in the Live Tab on your YouTube Studio dashboard. Learn more.

  8. Create a live stream via webcam - YouTube Help - Google Help

    support.google.com/youtube/answer/9228389

    The Live Control Panel shows you important info from the Live Control Room, such as Views and Chat revenue, in a smaller display area. To turn on the Live Control Panel: In the Live Control Room, go to the stream dashboard. In the lower left-hand corner, click Popout dashboard . To close the Live Control Panel, exit out of the window.

  9. Stream resolution detection with custom stream keys in Live Control Room. By default (recommended), YouTube will automatically detect your resolution and frame rate. If you want to manually select a resolution, create a custom key and choose “Turn on manual settings" under “Stream Resolution." Recommended bitrate setting ranges are based on ...

  10. Use the YouTube Studio dashboard - Computer - YouTube Studio App...

    support.google.com/youtubecreatorstudio/answer/2673341

    From anywhere on YouTube, select your profile picture YouTube Studio. Navigate your dashboard. On the dashboard you’ll see a few different cards. Channel violations: Community Guidelines warnings, strikes, or decisions on appeals. Latest content performance: A snapshot of how your latest video or live stream is performing. You can collapse ...

  11. How to use moderation tools for live chat & comments

    support.google.com/youtube/answer/10888907

    Live chat. Computer Android iPhone & iPad. Go to YouTube.com. In the top-right corner, click Search and enter the channel name to access the watch page. Select your Livestream to enter the Live Chat. Click Settings next to the message or comment to select a moderation action. You can also hold down the Control + Alt keys to pause chat.