Nice job Kirk! I'm actually Executive Producing my FIRST Streamyard project for a friend premiering this month, and doing EVERYTHING you're doing, so this video came up right on time 👍. Funny, I literally took a screenshot myself of the 2- camera layout after finding zero tutorials or information on the size of those boxes. Appreciate the video 🙏
That is so Awesome Chuck! Congratulations on the production project, that's how things get started. So glad to hear how these videos and tutorials have helped and are still helping people! Truly appreciate this comment, any questions let me know!
This was amazing. It’s one thing to sit in the audience and see this all done, it’s another to actually see behind the curtain as to how easy it all is. Great tutorial. I’m going to experiment with some of these ideas! Bravo.
Oh wow I missed this comment, thanks so much for your feedback and I hope you do experiment with these it's always amazing to see what people learn from what I've shared and come up with.
I can improve. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and information. I was just thinking of ways I could help my church marketing ministry by creating more live stream content that would help my church. I’ve had Canva for quite sometime but I had no clue you can create lower third or overlays for live stream on social media/ UA-cam. So it’s very helpful to watch your video and see what I can do to help my church. Thank you so much for sharing and it’s been a blessing. Be blessed!
Idk how I found you but I’m so glad I did I love your content I have tried several things on my UA-cam channel you presented I hope to see more in the future I want you to reach the 50k and up milestone👏🏾👏🏾
Wow wow wow I am so honored by this post, literally this is the reason I am here in UA-cam. Thanks for the feedback and the kind words of encouragement!
Just found you today. Love your vids and the way you present. I will def be benefitting by this on my new channel. Guess I'll have to binge watch. LOL. Thank you!
@@kirkrnugent sir. I’m trying to learn how to do things to run my church service and home ministry. Is it easier using stream yard or ecamm? Which one should I invest more of my time learning?
@@kirkrnugent thank you. I’ll keep working with it then. Do you make canvas pages for both websites and for production pages for stream yard? Is there an average cost, if so?
@@thomasstauts3518I do a Stream Package that includes all the items you saw in the video. If you want to purchase one grab a half hour time slot in my calendar calendly.com/kirkrnugent and we'll talk details.
Hear ye, hear ye! I'm going to improve my livestreaming content for my clients because Kirk makes these AWESOME videos to help me do so. That is all! Lol.
Awesome information. So many lightbulbs went off and it was great to finally see someone show me a livestream from start to finish since I'm gong to try and do my first one with a guest soon. Question. Once I create those overlays and lower thirds, etc. how can I control them with a Stream Deck? I've seen a lot of tutorials on Stream Deck but have not found one specifically connecting overlays in Streamyard.
So so so Awesome! I absolutely love to hear people are starting their Live Video journey, it's what I'm here. Unfortunately StreamYard isn't currently directly compatible with Stream Deck. They have promised it's in the pipeline but no release date has been announced. So we have to control them in StreamYard with the mouse
Kirk thanks man.Yet again another very useful video. thank you for sharing this. Can show us how you execute the videos in chronological order without having to go through second gap in between. do you use background image as place holder to switch in between. Also, do you preload all the videos before hand as shared video file in Stream yard ? because as soon as you add them videos starts to play. Also if you remove the video from livestream, audio still continues to play. how do you overcome this?
If your playing videos loaded into StreamYard it's hard to play one after the other without that second Gap. What I do is ensure the video has a few seconds of at the end which allows me to click the next video but the easiest is as you mentioned out up a flyer or full screen overlay which will be under the video when it finishes allow that flyer to be in screen for s few seconds then play the next video. Additionally you want to play each video before going live this helps with the gap as well. When using the Shared Video Playback option I always pre-load then so they are in the studio ready for me. If your shared video is still playing audio chances are you haven't removed it from the stream you've just changed layouts so it appears gone but it's not. If you chose a layout where the shared video is available you'll see the video again. I have a video in this as a way to play background audio check it out here - ua-cam.com/video/qXQunN23b2E/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for this information!! I’m producing my 1st podcast to promote my business and this is what I was looking for. One question, when saving your speaker frames, what format are you saving them in? When I try, the squares show with the photo not seen. I’m grateful for your efforts in educating the masses.
Thanks for the comment and support of the channel. I save my graphics as .png files but you might have to cut out the Spots for the camera. You can do that with Apple Preview or PhotoPea.com
It depends on the event most of my clients use a private facebook group which doesn't use RTMP. I've used RTMP for a few things but I don't have a video in that but I'll add it to my list
Kirk, Sir another GREAT lesson. I want to take our broadcasts to this level. How can I download video clips of speakers to play while doing the intros?
Thanks so much for the great feedback! I usually ask the speaker to either send their speaker reel or a set of videos where they are speaking. It can be difficult to find clips
Coach... It's very interesting I've been doing the exact same just for videos. I just did it in a different way. One question Is this a video upload, or live? I use Audacity for my videos. Now that I want go live is your audio edited or is this live going through a DAW? Incase you haven't figured it your the standard I'm want to reach. I may can't do everything, but improvement is improvement.......👍
This video was edited and then uploaded and was not done live. However I use ecamm to record my videos so most of it was recorded as you see it. In terms of sound I have a sound board and I use Loopback which allow me to have a alot of control over my audio.
Kirk I used StreamYard to broadcast our Sunday services, I am getting a loop with the audio when I play our intro video. I have the echo unchecked and the stereo checked. I have a dedicated PC for the stream I am using XR18 mixer which is on a separate PC. Not sure if this is causing the loop. can you please help with this. Thanks
Thanks for the comment, I might need some more information to assist. Is everyone in the studio wearing headphones? Sounds like you have at least two computers connected so if there's an open line that could cause the loop
Hey Kirk, great content man! What do you think about the streamyard video quality? the fact of streamyard process the image in the cloud, it seem to me that it delivers a poor image quality, even if you are using pro 1080p version with goo internet connection, it seems that the bitrate is pretty low making the image getting pixelate... So you shot with a 4K camera and its look like a webcam... what can i do?
Felipe, thanks for your comment and support for the channel. Your question is interesting and leads me to wonder what your setup is in terms of how your getting your Video into the System. StreamYard has two quality settings one for camera and one for broadcast both need to be set to 1080p to get the best picture. Also facebook downgrades to 720 so don't watch it back there rather watch on UA-cam. Ive also found that my screen can play tricks on me in terms of the quality i'm getting. Tomorrow's video will deal with the StreamYard Video and Stream Quality settings, I hope it's helpful. I use a Sony a6000 with a Sigma 16mm Lens on a 4k Elgato Capture Card and I never look like i'm using a webcam. So it's either Platform settings, Capture Card, destination limitations, or internet speed that is affecting your picture.
@@kirkrnugent tks for your answer! Yeah, I'm setting both in 1080p and I use BM atem mini pro to get video into the system. I'm bringing this up because i did some tests using the same set up but making the broadcast through the Vmix to UA-cam and the image quality when it is processing by Vmix is freaking better than the StreamYard Cloud encoding. Same set up for both, StreamYard and Vmix to UA-cam... the difference is bruttal. I was wondering if if you could know something about it, if i am doing some wrong, or if it is what it is, like... That's the way StreamYard works... low bitrate.. and there's nothing we can do...
Hi Eric thanks for your comment and support of the channel. Have you visited kirkrnugent.com/remote-production this page walks through our pricing for clients. In our remote production online course there's an entire module where we discuss pricing.
Nice job Kirk! I'm actually Executive Producing my FIRST Streamyard project for a friend premiering this month, and doing EVERYTHING you're doing, so this video came up right on time 👍. Funny, I literally took a screenshot myself of the 2- camera layout after finding zero tutorials or information on the size of those boxes. Appreciate the video 🙏
That is so Awesome Chuck! Congratulations on the production project, that's how things get started. So glad to hear how these videos and tutorials have helped and are still helping people! Truly appreciate this comment, any questions let me know!
This was amazing. It’s one thing to sit in the audience and see this all done, it’s another to actually see behind the curtain as to how easy it all is. Great tutorial. I’m going to experiment with some of these ideas! Bravo.
Oh wow I missed this comment, thanks so much for your feedback and I hope you do experiment with these it's always amazing to see what people learn from what I've shared and come up with.
This is very helpful Fam! I am working on producing a woman's program using Canva and StreamYard. Your tutorials are awesome. Thanks!
That is AWESOME!!!! So glad what I share can be of some assistance! Keep Winning!
This was 9 months ago! Yet I got a ton of value bro. I’m really perfecting my craft as a remote producer. I love your teaching style bro.
Wow man thats so awesome! Hope you can make it to the Master Class series
@@kirkrnugent I have been thinking about it so much. Would it be live for your students?
No apologies! This video was phenomenal!!!!!! I loved every minute...
So glad to hear that! Especially since this video is a few years old now, glad to know it's still helping people
I am absolutely loving your channel on this stream yard stuff. It is soooooo helpful for us to look professional. Thanks. Getting so much value
Wow Awesome so glad it's helping, that's what I want to do
Another super solid tutorial I was looking for how to create frame overlays for streamyard and you provided that and so much more!
Awesome!!!!!! So happy to help, I have a series of videos on this as well, hopefully you find other content that is just as helpful here.
Your lower thirds are fire bro!!
I can improve. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and information. I was just thinking of ways I could help my church marketing ministry by creating more live stream content that would help my church. I’ve had Canva for quite sometime but I had no clue you can create lower third or overlays for live stream on social media/ UA-cam. So it’s very helpful to watch your video and see what I can do to help my church. Thank you so much for sharing and it’s been a blessing. Be blessed!
Hallelujah Amen! Thanks so much for your message. I hope our videos can help you in your journey.
Kirk this is a great tutorial. I didn't even think of how these kind of graphics could be added to Streamyard. Thank You!
Yea and the base idea applies to other streaming platforms as well
Idk how I found you but I’m so glad I did I love your content I have tried several things on my UA-cam channel you presented I hope to see more in the future I want you to reach the 50k and up milestone👏🏾👏🏾
Wow wow wow I am so honored by this post, literally this is the reason I am here in UA-cam. Thanks for the feedback and the kind words of encouragement!
Just found you today. Love your vids and the way you present. I will def be benefitting by this on my new channel. Guess I'll have to binge watch. LOL. Thank you!
Binge Binge Binge!!!!!!!!!! Again thanks so much for the support!
Canva is a game changer!!! Thanks for the thorough review of the process you take to produce powerful experiences for your clients.
Thanks so much for the feedback man, comments like these is why I do this.
Very cool! Thx Kirk Nugent
You are welcome, I have several more StreamYard videos here I hope you find them useful! Let me know, thanks.
Excellent video. You are full of creativity. Thank you.
What a great comment! Thanks so much for watching, excited to see what others come up with.
This is Gold Fam! Very Helpful
Thanks Doc!
Very helpful for my client work..
Wow man thanks for the feedback, more to come!
@@kirkrnugent sir. I’m trying to learn how to do things to run my church service and home ministry. Is it easier using stream yard or ecamm? Which one should I invest more of my time learning?
@@thomasstauts3518 StreamYard is definitely the easier platform to master. I still use StreamYard for my church production every week.
@@kirkrnugent thank you. I’ll keep working with it then. Do you make canvas pages for both websites and for production pages for stream yard? Is there an average cost, if so?
@@thomasstauts3518I do a Stream Package that includes all the items you saw in the video. If you want to purchase one grab a half hour time slot in my calendar calendly.com/kirkrnugent and we'll talk details.
Excellent tutorial! Great job - thanks for sharing this guide.
Absolutely!
So very helpful! Thank you!
You are so Welcome!
Awesome video. This was very helpful.
Awesome, thanks for the feedback!
Hear ye, hear ye! I'm going to improve my livestreaming content for my clients because Kirk makes these AWESOME videos to help me do so. That is all! Lol.
WOW I'm honored
Yes i agree. really so grateful for sharing these videos Kirk.
Love the explanation. Been using both for a bit now still in learning mode though but you gave me some more insights. Tks
Thanks so much for the feedback! So glad this was helpful.
Just got streamyard tonight. Was looking for something to give my livestreams a better look. Excited to test it out and getting creative!
Awesome! Your Creativity is the Secret Weapon
Wow! Absolutely amazing! Thanks for sharing. This is next level! 🔥🔥🔥
Wow thanks so much!
Great video thank you for all this information
My pleasure! Hope there's more on the channel you find equally as helpful
Great insight! Thanks bro!
Awesome thanks!
Great tutorial !!!
Awesome!
Awesome information. So many lightbulbs went off and it was great to finally see someone show me a livestream from start to finish since I'm gong to try and do my first one with a guest soon. Question. Once I create those overlays and lower thirds, etc. how can I control them with a Stream Deck? I've seen a lot of tutorials on Stream Deck but have not found one specifically connecting overlays in Streamyard.
So so so Awesome! I absolutely love to hear people are starting their Live Video journey, it's what I'm here. Unfortunately StreamYard isn't currently directly compatible with Stream Deck. They have promised it's in the pipeline but no release date has been announced. So we have to control them in StreamYard with the mouse
Very nice, thank you 😊
My Pleasure!
Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing your process!!! I learned so many tricks for things I was doing the hard way lol that k you!
These are all things I learned through failing so I'm happy to share if others can avoid what I went through
Kirk thanks man.Yet again another very useful video. thank you for sharing this. Can show us how you execute the videos in chronological order without having to go through second gap in between. do you use background image as place holder to switch in between. Also, do you preload all the videos before hand as shared video file in Stream yard ? because as soon as you add them videos starts to play. Also if you remove the video from livestream, audio still continues to play.
how do you overcome this?
If your playing videos loaded into StreamYard it's hard to play one after the other without that second Gap. What I do is ensure the video has a few seconds of at the end which allows me to click the next video but the easiest is as you mentioned out up a flyer or full screen overlay which will be under the video when it finishes allow that flyer to be in screen for s few seconds then play the next video. Additionally you want to play each video before going live this helps with the gap as well.
When using the Shared Video Playback option I always pre-load then so they are in the studio ready for me. If your shared video is still playing audio chances are you haven't removed it from the stream you've just changed layouts so it appears gone but it's not. If you chose a layout where the shared video is available you'll see the video again. I have a video in this as a way to play background audio check it out here - ua-cam.com/video/qXQunN23b2E/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for this information!! I’m producing my 1st podcast to promote my business and this is what I was looking for. One question, when saving your speaker frames, what format are you saving them in? When I try, the squares show with the photo not seen.
I’m grateful for your efforts in educating the masses.
Thanks for the comment and support of the channel. I save my graphics as .png files but you might have to cut out the Spots for the camera. You can do that with Apple Preview or PhotoPea.com
Thanks so much for the information you share. Do you use custom RTMP for private events and do you have any tutorials on that process.
It depends on the event most of my clients use a private facebook group which doesn't use RTMP. I've used RTMP for a few things but I don't have a video in that but I'll add it to my list
Kirk, Sir another GREAT lesson. I want to take our broadcasts to this level. How can I download video clips of speakers to play while doing the intros?
Thanks so much for the great feedback!
I usually ask the speaker to either send their speaker reel or a set of videos where they are speaking. It can be difficult to find clips
@@kirkrnugent Thanks. I have found some youtube videos. Do you have a downloader that you use to download videos?
@@dennismorgan2644 ymp4.download/en5/
Excellent video- I just got streamyard and looking for ways to enhance my streams
Awesome! So glad you found the video helpful, we have an entire playlist of StreamYard specific content which we hope will be of equal value to you.
@@kirkrnugent binge watching your content now. Excellent tutorials. Just subscribed!
Coach... It's very interesting I've been doing the exact same just for videos. I just did it in a different way. One question Is this a video upload, or live? I use Audacity for my videos. Now that I want go live is your audio edited or is this live going through a DAW? Incase you haven't figured it your the standard I'm want to reach. I may can't do everything, but improvement is improvement.......👍
This video was edited and then uploaded and was not done live. However I use ecamm to record my videos so most of it was recorded as you see it. In terms of sound I have a sound board and I use Loopback which allow me to have a alot of control over my audio.
Kirk I used StreamYard to broadcast our Sunday services, I am getting a loop with the audio when I play our intro video. I have the echo unchecked and the stereo checked. I have a dedicated PC for the stream I am using XR18 mixer which is on a separate PC. Not sure if this is causing the loop. can you please help with this. Thanks
Thanks for the comment, I might need some more information to assist. Is everyone in the studio wearing headphones? Sounds like you have at least two computers connected so if there's an open line that could cause the loop
Hey Kirk, great content man! What do you think about the streamyard video quality? the fact of streamyard process the image in the cloud, it seem to me that it delivers a poor image quality, even if you are using pro 1080p version with goo internet connection, it seems that the bitrate is pretty low making the image getting pixelate... So you shot with a 4K camera and its look like a webcam... what can i do?
Felipe, thanks for your comment and support for the channel. Your question is interesting and leads me to wonder what your setup is in terms of how your getting your Video into the System. StreamYard has two quality settings one for camera and one for broadcast both need to be set to 1080p to get the best picture. Also facebook downgrades to 720 so don't watch it back there rather watch on UA-cam. Ive also found that my screen can play tricks on me in terms of the quality i'm getting. Tomorrow's video will deal with the StreamYard Video and Stream Quality settings, I hope it's helpful.
I use a Sony a6000 with a Sigma 16mm Lens on a 4k Elgato Capture Card and I never look like i'm using a webcam. So it's either Platform settings, Capture Card, destination limitations, or internet speed that is affecting your picture.
@@kirkrnugent tks for your answer! Yeah, I'm setting both in 1080p and I use BM atem mini pro to get video into the system. I'm bringing this up because i did some tests using the same set up but making the broadcast through the Vmix to UA-cam and the image quality when it is processing by Vmix is freaking better than the StreamYard Cloud encoding. Same set up for both, StreamYard and Vmix to UA-cam... the difference is bruttal. I was wondering if if you could know something about it, if i am doing some wrong, or if it is what it is, like... That's the way StreamYard works... low bitrate.. and there's nothing we can do...
“Leave that there” no pun intended 😂
Thanks for the comment, it's been a while since I watched this video so I don't remember that part... I'll have to watch it now.
What’s your livestream for clients pricing??? How do you price your services?
Hi Eric thanks for your comment and support of the channel. Have you visited kirkrnugent.com/remote-production this page walks through our pricing for clients. In our remote production online course there's an entire module where we discuss pricing.
Thank you my brother. May God continue to favor you in all ways🙏👍
@@ericmanuelalicea7936 Thank you so much!
How do you get rid of the stream yard logo in the cornerb
@@Colonelboereieney the only way to get rid of the logo is to upgrade your subscription to a paid plan.