Kyle Ford walks through setting up a livestream in Mighty Networks. You'll learn how to name it, choose your camera, blur your background, enable voice isolation, and make sure members get notified and can watch the replay.
When you start a live stream in your mighty network, you've got a few options for things that you can customize. The first is the name of your live stream. Here you can go ahead and just paste in the name of your event or keep it as is to let your members know that you're live. That's great if you're doing a spontaneous livestream. In addition, you can select your camera, whichever one you want to use. You got the option to mirror your video, which is ticked off by default, and you can also decide to blur your background. Next up, we've got the mic settings where you can decide which microphone you want to use. I'm going to stick with my default. You can toggle on voice isolation to make sure that your members can hear you loud and clear, even if you live in a busy neighborhood. Lastly, you want to make sure that this record, your live stream button, is ticked off, which it should be by default, as is the option to notify all your members that you're going live. This way, when you click Go Live now, your members will automatically receive a notification. They'll also automatically receive an email that you're up there and you're live. And of course, your live stream will be recorded so that all of your members can watch the replay.
