As a Network Host on any Paid Plan, you can go live in any Space where you’re also a Host. Any member will be able to join your Livestream, if they have access to the Space. You can have up to nine people join onscreen for a livestream (including the Host). To learn more about multiple speakers on a livestream, check out this article. Livestreaming is available on the web, Android, and the iOS app.
Can I go live without creating an Event in my Mighty Network?
Yes! You don’t have to schedule an Event to Go Live — you have the freedom to livestream whenever you wish.
For those spontaneous moments when you want to connect with your community, it’s as simple as clicking the 'Go Live' icon found within any of the Global Features:
Alternatively, if you prefer to livestream from a designated Space, navigate to the desired Space, and click the ‘+ Create’ button followed by selecting ‘Go Live’:
If your Space has the Feed feature enabled, you can initiate a livestream directly from the Space’s Feed by clicking the ‘Go Live’ icon:
Each of these options allows for an intuitive and effortless way to spark real-time interactions and keep your community engaged!
Are the chats during Livestreams saved?
Yes! You can download the chat if you choose to record the livestream. You can access the chat by going to Network Settings > Livestream Recordings.
The file will download as a TXT file.
Are Livestreams recorded?
Yes, you can select to record them; the replay will be available in your Livestream Recordings.
Can I hide the chat?
Not at this time, but we will be adding this in the future.
Can Space Hosts and Network moderators start Livestreams?
On Mighty Pro and Path-to-Pro, Network Hosts can enable livestreaming permissions in Spaces for Space Hosts and Network moderators by reaching out to our team.
What max quality can I expect for Livestreams?
720p. The exact quality your members experience will depend on their available internet bandwidth. For broadcasting, we recommend high-speed internet to maximize Livestream quality (2 Mbps or more is ideal).
How fast does my (or my Members') internet need to be for a good Livestream experience?
For viewing, we use adaptive streaming, which will adjust your video quality based on your available internet bandwidth. For more on bandwidth requirements, you can check out this article from Chime, the platform our Livestreaming feature builds on.
Is Ecamm compatible with livestreaming?
Yes, you can! You will need the Pro Version of Ecamm and you can follow the instructions in this article here.
Can Livestream recordings be downloaded?
Yes, you can go to your Livestream Recordings, click on the 'more' menu in the recording, and download it or delete it.
Can I add a thumbnail to a livestream recording?
Once the video uploads, you will have the option to add a thumbnail image for the video in the upper right corner.
If you choose not to upload a thumbnail, then the video will appear as a black frame with a play button
Can I add special effects to my Livestream?
Absolutely! Adding special effects to your livestream can make your content more engaging and fun. To learn how to add special effects to your livestream, check out our guide, "How Do I Add Special Effects to My Livestream?"
Why isn't my camera or microphone working in Google Chrome on my computer?
It may be a permissions issue in your browser. Try following these support instructions to get you back on track.
Can multiple Network Hosts Go Live at the same time?
Yes, Network Hosts can go live at the same time in different Spaces but only one live stream per Space.
Are closed captioning and playback speeds available?
Not at this time but we will be adding these features soon. We recommend using the Live Chrome extension for live captioning. You can also embed videos from other services like YouTube, Vimeo, and more.
What happens if a Livestream is interrupted due to connectivity issues?
There will be a five-minute grace period on the Livestream if the Host’s connection goes down or if the app or browser is accidentally closed.
The livestream will continue if the Host is able to reconnect within 5 minutes. After that, the broadcast will be automatically stopped.
What is the maximum length of a Livestream?
Two hours.
Can I pay to extend Livestream duration?
Currently, there is not an option to extend Livestreams beyond the two-hour limit.
Can non-network members participate in a Livestream’s chat?
Non-network members on a Public Mighty Network will be able to see the silent Homepage preview but will need to sign up to participate and view the Livestream.
How do I get more storage and Livestream hours?
You can visit Network Settings > Your Plan > Storage and Usage to add more storage and livestream hours. For more information around livestreaming limits, see this Help Article.
Does my Livestream include noise reduction?
Yes, we offer Voice Isolation, to ensure that your voice remains crisp and prominent, even in noisy environments.
To access it click the arrow to the right of the microphone icon > toggle on 'Voice Isolation'.
Additionally, Apple operating systems feature automatic noise cancellation. If you're viewing or recording Livestreams using an Apple device, you might experience noise-canceling effects.
Which browsers are recommended for optimal Livestreaming?
We recommend using Chrome for the best Livestreaming experience.
Why does the sound quality for live music in my Livestream seem unclear?
Mighty Networks employs WebRTC, an open framework designed for real-time communication.
WebRTC is primarily crafted for real-time peer-to-peer communication such as audio and video conferencing, with a focus on minimizing latency for seamless user experiences. Although it performs exceptionally well for voice and video calls, it might not be optimized for high-quality live music transmission.
While WebRTC can handle music audio, it might not deliver the same level of fidelity as platforms dedicated to streaming music.
Why isn't the background music in my Livestream coming through clearly?
WebRTC is primarily tailored for audio and video conferencing. Its technology is not specialized for transmitting background music or ambient sounds, which means we cannot guarantee that your Livestream will effectively capture background audio.
What video resolutions are supported by Livestreaming?
Mighty Networks Livestreaming supports video resolutions up to 1280x720p at 30 frames per second without simulcast and up to 15 frames per second with simulcast.
How do I add virtual backgrounds when livestreaming on macOS Sequoia?
If you’re livestreaming in your Mighty Network using macOS Sequoia and Chrome, you have the option to easily add virtual backgrounds. Here’s how to do it:
Launch your livestream and click the green video icon in your Mac’s top toolbar.
Select "Background" from the dropdown menu.
Choose from a variety of built-in backgrounds, like color gradients and system wallpapers, or upload your own custom photo.
If you're using macOS Sequoia, you'll be prompted every month to re-allow screen sharing permissions. Be sure to grant permission when prompted to ensure smooth livestreaming and screen sharing experiences.
Why are the frames in my Livestream stuttering?
Stuttering in your Livestream frames might occur if external recording equipment is operating at a frame rate higher than 30 frames per second. To ensure smoother Livestreaming, make sure that the external recording equipment aligns with the recommended frame rate.
I'm screen sharing - what's the best browser to use?
For the best experience while livestreaming and screen sharing, we recommend using Chrome. Please note that Safari does not support screen sharing within a Mighty Network.