Live Streaming From An External Camera

Team Staff members can now use external cameras while live streaming video of their teams from iOS and Android devices. 

The following external cameras listed below are supported at this time as well as other cameras that use RTMP live streaming:

• Mevo Start
• Mevo Plus
• GoPro Hero 7, 8, 9 and 10 Black
• GoPro Max
• DJI Action 2, DJI Pocket 2, and DJI Drones
• Insta360 One X2

Stream Keys and URLs are specific to each event you stream for, therefore the instructions below will need to be repeated for every event streamed from an external device.

How to Start a Live Video Stream from a Mevo Start

1. Select the appropriate team
2. Navigate to the Schedule tab and select the event that you wish to stream for
3. Tap the green Go Live button
4. If you haven’t previously used the feature, grant GameChanger Team Manager permission to use your device’s camera and microphone
5. From the preview screen tap External Camera on the top of the screen 
6. Set the audience you wish to stream to. More about audience controls here. 
7. Tap the Start Mevo Live Stream button and you’ll be automatically taken to the Mevo app 
8. In the Mevo app you’ll see a dialog with your event details. Confirm event details then tap Launch Mevo App
9. Configure your Mevo Camera to your preferred network and tap CONNECT
10. You’ll see your event highlighted and you can Go Live from your Mevo 
11. If you are using the Mevo Hotspot, do not leave the app until you are ready to end the stream, otherwise your stream will disconnect
12. If you are not using the Mevo Hotspot, you can navigate back to your GameChanger Team Manager app, and approximately 30-45 seconds after your Mevo goles live you and your stream viewers will see the live event tile
13. To end your stream you must do so from within the Mevo app

Notes: 

• If you would like to Mute your stream, this should be done from within the Mevo app 

If you’re using the Mevo Multicam app or other devices, follow these instructions after selecting your Audience in GameChanger Team Manager

1. In the Mevo Multicam app, Connect your camera then tap Live
2. Under Choose Destination select RTMP and then Add
3. Give your event a unique title (We suggest Date & Team name vs. Opponent name) 
4. Navigate back to the GameChanger Team Manager app and copy the Stream URL 
5. Navigate back to the Mevo app and paste the Stream URL
6. Navigate back to the GameChanger Team Manager app and copy the Stream Key 
7. Navigate back to the Mevo app and paste the Stream Key

You are now ready to Go Live from your device

How to Start a Live Video Stream from a GoPro 

1. Select the appropriate team 
2. Navigate to the Schedule tab and select the event that you wish to stream for
3. Tap the green Go Live button 
4. If you haven’t previously used the feature, grant GameChanger permission to use your device’s camera and microphone
5. From the preview screen tap External Camera on the top of the screen 
6. Set the audience you wish to stream to.  More about audience controls here.
7. Now, in the GoPro app tap on the camera icon in the top right of the screen. 
8. Tap on the blue button in the center of the screen: Control Your GoPro
9. Scroll through the icons on the bottom of the screen and tap on Set Up Live
10. A list of platforms will appear, tap RTMP
11. Navigate back to the GameChanger app and copy the Full RTMP URL 
12. Navigate back to the GoPro app and paste the Full RTMP URL 
13. Tap Connect To A Network and select your network
14. Tap Set Up Live Stream
15. When the stream starts in your GoPro device you can navigate back to your GameChanger app and approximately 30-45 seconds after your GoPro goes live you and your stream viewers will see the live event tile.  
16. You can view your stream from within the GameChanger app by tapping into the Live tile
17. To end your stream you must do so from within the GoPro app 

Note:

• GoPro’s do not support mute through camera settings.  If you would like to mute your stream GoPro recommends plugging in a mic adaptor but not connecting a mic.