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Create IPTV Mobile App using the APK Builder

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With the APK Builder provided by  Livebox , you can create mobile apps for your IPTV set-up and even for the viewers to view all the live streams you can create a single page app to stay updated with your live streams right from their mobile devices. To create a mobile app for your IPTV set up, Install and open the APK builder app. If you want to create an app for your  IPTV broadcasts , then click “Create an App” under  Livebox TV . In the App Creation Form, give app name, display name, app description. Note:   In  App Name,  there shouldn’t be any space or special characters given. In the Server URL, the app creation form will automatically read your server URL and display it on the bar. Then browse and set your app icon and logo. Then finally click on the “Generate App”. Your app creation process begins and when it says at the end like “Click the below button to download APK” ,  click on the “Download APK”. The app gets downloaded to your PC do...

How to Enable API option for the Video Conferencing App?

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Go to  User & Roles  from the navigation menu. Under  Custom User , go to ‘Add Role’. In ‘Add Role’, click on the ‘Create Role’ button. A dialog box ‘Add Role’ opens, where you can give the role name. Then select  API Access . Under API Access, select the  Video Conferencing  option. Once you select the Video Conferencing option, select all the required permissions. And click ‘Save’. And a role for the API permission will be created. Now go to the ‘Add User’ column and click on the ‘Create User’ button. A dialog box ‘Add User’ opens. Enter the name of the user (customer) that you are going to lend this API permission. Then set a password for your user. And now, near the ‘Role’ option, click the drop-down menu to select the role you have created. Once you select the Role, you will be provided furthermore options. So, you can set the  Video Conference Limit  and then ‘Select Mode’.  Note:   The Production mode is secure one when compar...

How to do Broadcasting from Streamer DJ Account?

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Install the  Live Radio  app from the Livebox  App Store . Create your Radio Station. Create a Streamer DJ account on the Live Radio app. Make sure that you have enabled your Icecast Port on the “Settings”. Select the “Station” to which you are broadcasting and set the Icecast port. Then enable your port and “Save’ the settings. Note:   To get your Port details, go to your Streamer DJ account. Install BUTT streaming software on your PC. Open the BUTT streaming software. Click the “Settings” button. A dialog box opens, where under the “Main” menu, you’ll get the “Server Settings”. To add your Server, click the “ADD” button. A dialog box “Add Server” opens, where you can fill your server details. To get your server details, go to Streamer/DJ Accounts from the Live Radio’s navigation menu.   On the Streamer/DJ Accounts, you can get your server details under “Connection Information”. So back on your BUTT settings, enter your name, select your type, ...

How to Enable API option for the Video Conferencing App?

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Go to  User & Roles  from the navigation menu. Under  Custom User , go to ‘Add Role’. In ‘Add Role’, click on the ‘Create Role’ button. A dialog box ‘Add Role’ opens, where you can give the role name.     Then select  API Access . Under API Access, select the  Video Conferencing  option. Once you select the  Video Conferencing  option, select all the required permissions. And click ‘Save’. And a role for the API permission will be created. Now go to the ‘Add User’ column and click on the ‘Create User’ button. A dialog box ‘Add User’ opens. Enter the name of the user (customer) that you are going to lend this API permission. Then set a password for your user. And now, near the ‘Role’ option, click the drop-down menu to select the role you have created. Once you select the Role, you will be provided furthermore options. So, you can set the  Video Conference Limit  and then ‘Select Mode’.  Note:   The Production mode...

How to conduct Multi-bitrate Streaming Using the Livebox Playout and Encoder?

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To conduct Multi-bitrate streaming using the   Livebox   Playout and Encoder software, Create your channel in the Livebox streaming server. Go to  Manage Channels  from the navigation menu. Under manage channels, select  Multi-bitrate . In  Multi-bitrate  page, select your channel and turn On multi-bitrate. Once you turn on  Multi-bitrate , the preset options will appear. You can set the required resolution and click “Save”. Note:   You also have an option to edit or set your required preset. Once you click save, RTMP URLs for your resolution gets listed below. Make a note of the required RTMP links and click “Save”. With each URL of definite qualities (resolutions), the player will adjust video quality to that of viewers bandwidth.*The first given URL is the RTMP URL of your channel. The remaining URLs are RTMP URLs with resolutions. Note:   The RTMP URL should be used to initiate the  live streaming  on your server channel. ...

How to Mix Streams Using the Livebox Mixer?

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The Livebox mixer is one of the dimensions of the Livebox streaming server. With the Livebox mixer, you can mix and match your streaming contents based upon your needs. And also, you can add effects and configurations to your streams by using the Livebox mixer. Login to your Encoder-Mixer-Playout software and open the  Livebox Mixer  window. Click inside the “Add Source” area to add your video source. Likewise, you can add two or more sources to proceed with your mixing. A new dialog box “Menu_Dialog_Form” opens, where click the option “Add File” to add your local files. Note:  -To add your professional camera or webcam sources, click the  Add Live  option.-To add URL from any other media platforms, click the  Add URL  option.-To add your Livebox playout sources, click the  Add Playlist  option. Now your sources are added, click the drop-down menu from the “Transition” option and select the required transition effect and also set time for yo...