Web RTMP & Pre-recorded Video Upload

• A Pre-Recorded Video session plays one uploaded video automatically on the schedule. 
• RTMP stream-in receives a live output from an external encoder or broadcasting platform and is started for attendees after the feed is visible backstage. 

The file format you can use is MP4 along with H.264. Each uploaded video can be up to 5 GB. 

No, a host, co-host, or speaker is not required for the scheduled autoplay. A host or co-host may still start early or pause before the scheduled time if needed. 

The session duration matches the uploaded video’s length. It starts automatically at the scheduled time and ends when the video finishes. 

Yes. When setting up a pre-recorded session, you can upload a new asset or select a video already available in the video library. 

Yes. The setup supports tags, a description, speaker details where relevant, and resources such as PDFs, documents, and presentations. 

RTMP-capable tools such as OBS, StreamYard, Vimeo, and vMix. Other platforms that can send a compatible RTMP output may also work. 

Create a Stream into Airmeet session, then view or edit its stream settings to copy the Stream URL and Stream Key into your broadcast software. 

Yes. Start the encoder, verify the incoming signal backstage, and only then start the Airmeet session for attendees. It is recommended to use a wired connection for a more stable streaming experience. 

There is an approximate 15-20 second delay between the sent and received streams, so producers should account for it in cues and audience interaction.