Turn every webinar into a multi-channel audience engine. Broadcast an Airmeet session to YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn Live, or any compatible destination through Custom RTMP—then bring more prospects into the moments that build trust, intent, and pipeline.
The Problem
The Solution
Use Cases
Meet prospects on high-reach social channels, then use the event narrative to create interest and follow-up moments.
Broadcast demos and announcements where customers, partners, and category audiences already follow your brand.
Extend keynotes and expert conversations beyond the registered room without rebuilding the production workflow.
Give co-marketing campaigns broader distribution through brand and partner-owned live destinations.
Open your event dashboard and choose the session you want to broadcast externally.
Select YouTube, Facebook, or configure a Custom RTMP destination. LinkedIn Live can also be supported through a compatible RTMP setup.
Enter the required stream information, such as the stream URL, stream key, title, description, and privacy settings.
Confirm that the destination is connected correctly and verify your streaming settings before going live.
Launch the session from backstage. Airmeet automatically starts the connected live stream.
When the Airmeet session ends, the external live stream ends automatically.
Why Airmeet
Airmeet brings live production, speaker control, brand delivery, audience engagement, and external distribution into one webinar operating model. Marketers can extend reach without handing the live experience to a disconnected toolchain—and use the same session content to create more awareness, engagement, and post-event conversations.
It is the ability to send an Airmeet session to an external live destination so audiences can watch on a supported social platform or compatible RTMP endpoint.
Airmeet supports streaming to YouTube, Facebook, and Custom RTMP destinations. If your LinkedIn Live account provides an RTMP stream URL and key, you can also stream to LinkedIn Live using the Custom RTMP option.
In the event dashboard, open Sessions, choose Session Settings, select Live Stream, and use Add Stream Destination. Labels can vary as the product evolves, so verify final screenshots before publishing.
For mapped destinations, the external broadcast begins when the Airmeet session goes live and ends when the session is stopped.
It’s best to review and finalize your streaming settings before the session goes live. Once streaming has started, changing the destination may require stopping or restarting the broadcast.
Airmeet currently supports YouTube, Facebook, and Custom RTMP broadcasts in 720p.
The YouTube workflow supports parallel sessions as separate videos. For Custom RTMP, two parallel sessions cannot be streamed through that workflow at the same time.
Yes. Custom RTMP streams typically have a delay of around 15–20 seconds, so moderators should account for this when interacting with viewers on external platforms.
Yes. The destination account must be eligible for live streaming, and RTMP workflows require a valid stream URL and key. YouTube activation can take time for newly enabled channels.
Before your session starts, confirm that your destination platform is enabled for live streaming, verify your stream URL and key, review privacy settings, and run a quick test to ensure everything is working as expected.
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Incredible Companies Use Airmeet
Most loved Virtual Events Platform
Incredible Companies Use Airmeet
Most loved Virtual Events Platform
Incredible Companies Use Airmeet
Most loved Virtual Events Platform
Incredible Companies Use Airmeet
Most loved Virtual Events Platform
