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How to Access My Content with OneStream Live?

Streamline your live streaming workflow by accessing all your media assets, stream recordings, and brand graphics in one centralized cloud location. To access My Content in OneStream Live, follow these steps: Step - Log in to your OneStream Live account. Dashboard - From the left-hand menu, click My Content. My Content - Your content library will appear, where you can access and manage your videos & recordings and other media stored in OneStream Live. app-development.onestream.live_content Related Articles - How to import a video file using PCloud? - How to Add SRT Captions to a Video?

Last updated on Aug 12, 2026

What are the Recommended Video Settings?

Videos are the core of your live streaming experience on OneStream Live. You can upload and stream pre-recorded videos, schedule broadcasts, or use videos in OneStream Live Studio to create professional live sessions. Using the recommended video settings ensures smooth playback, high-quality visuals, and the best viewing experience across social media platforms and custom RTMP destinations. Recommended Video Settings | Setting | Recommended Value | | ------ | ------ | | Supported Formats | MP4, MOV, M4V | | Recommended Resolution | 1920 × 1080 (1080p Full HD) | | Video Codec | H.264 (AVC) | | Frame Rate | 30 FPS | | Audio Codec | AAC | | Video Bitrate | 1500 Kbps to 6000 Kbps | | Audio Bitrate | 128 Kbps | ::tip:: Make sure the video is alteast 1 min long for best live streaming experience Landscape Videos (16:9) Landscape videos are the standard format for professional live streaming and provide a wider viewing area. They are best suited for platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, and custom RTMP destinations. | Setting | Recommended Value | | ------ | ------ | | Orientation | Horizontal | | Resolution | 1920 × 1080 (1080p Full HD) | | Aspect Ratio | 16:9 | | Frame Rate | 30 FPS | | Video Format | MP4 | | Video Codec | H.264 | | Audio Codec | AAC | Best For: - Webinars - Online events - Interviews - Podcasts - Gaming streams - Educational content - Professional broadcasts Portrait Videos (9:16) Portrait videos are optimized for mobile-first platforms where viewers primarily watch content vertically. OneStream Live supports vertical video streaming to help creators deliver a better mobile viewing experience. Recommended Portrait Video Settings | Setting | Recommended Value | | ------ | ------ | | Orientation | Vertical | | Resolution | 1080 × 1920 (Full HD Vertical) | | Aspect Ratio | 9:16 | | Frame Rate | 30 FPS | | Video Format | MP4 | | Video Codec | H.264 | | Audio Codec | AAC | Best For: - TikTok-style content - Instagram Reels - YouTube Shorts - Facebook Stories - Mobile live streams - Product showcases - Live shopping Tips for Best Video Quality - Use MP4 format with H.264 encoding for the best compatibility. - Choose 16:9 landscape for professional broadcasts and desktop viewing. - Choose 9:16 portrait for mobile-focused content and short-form platforms. - Upload videos in their original orientation to avoid cropping or distortion. - Use high-resolution videos (1080p recommended) for sharper visuals. - Maintain a consistent frame rate to ensure smooth playback. Following these recommended settings helps your videos stream smoothly and appear professional across all supported platforms with OneStream Live. Related Articles - What are the Recommended Clip Settings? - What are the Recommended Image Settings?

Last updated on Aug 21, 2026

What are the Recommended Clip Settings?

OneStream Live Studio allows you to upload and use video clips during your live broadcasts, making it easy to enhance your streams with pre-recorded content, promotional videos, intros, outros, advertisements, and other media. Clips can be played instantly during a live session to create a more engaging and professional viewing experience. To ensure smooth playback and maximum compatibility across all supported streaming destinations, we recommend using the following video and audio settings. To get the best quality out of your OneStream Live clips, use these recommended settings to ensure compatibility across all social media platforms. Clip Settings Supported Formats - MP4 - MOV - WebM ::info:: Clips uploaded to OneStream Live must not exceed 40 MB in size. Optimal Video Settings | Setting | Recommended Value | | ------ | ------ | | Resolution | 1920 × 1080 | | Frame Rate | 30 FPS or 60 FPS | | Video Bitrate | 1500–6000 Kbps | | Video Codec | H.264 (AVC) | Optimal Audio Settings | Setting | Recommended Value | | ------ | ------ | | Audio Codec | AAC | | Audio Bitrate | 128 Kbps or 192 Kbps | | Sample Rate | 44.1 kHz | Related Articles - What are the Recommended Video Settings? - What are the Recommended Overlays Settings?

Last updated on Aug 11, 2026

What are the Recommended Image Settings?

Images in OneStream Live Studio allow you to enhance your live broadcasts with visual elements such as branding graphics, overlays, backgrounds, and promotional content. You can upload images directly into Studio and use them during your stream to create a more engaging and professional viewing experience. Recommended image settings ensure your visuals display clearly and professionally on OneStream Live. Image Settings To ensure the best display and quality of images on OneStream Live, follow these recommended settings: Image Requirements | Setting | Recommended value | | ------ | ------ | | Format | PNG, JPEG, JPG, or WebP | | Orientation | Landscape, Portrait, or Square | | Maximum File Size | 20 MB | | Dimensions | 1920px × 1080px for standard images | | Aspect Ratio | 16:9 is ideal for most platforms | | Transparency | Supported for PNG files | Using these settings helps your images appear crisp and professional across all connected social platforms, ensuring a smooth, visually appealing live-streaming experience. Related Articles - What are the Recommended Music Settings? - What are the Recommended Clip Settings?

Last updated on Aug 11, 2026

What are the Recommended Logo Settings?

Adding a logo in OneStream Live Studio lets you display your brand throughout your live broadcast. Once uploaded, the logo appears as an overlay on your stream, helping viewers easily recognize your brand and giving your broadcasts a more professional and consistent appearance. For the best visual quality, use the recommended settings below. Logo Settings For clear and professional branding on OneStream Live, follow these logo settings: | Setting | Recommended Value | | ------ | ------ | | Format | PNG, JPEG, JPG, or WebP | | Dimension | 1920px × 1080px | | Maximum File Size | 20 MB | | Orientation | Square is preferred | | Background | Transparent for seamless integration | Using these settings ensures your logo looks crisp and consistent across all live streams. Related Articles - What are the Recommended Clip Settings? - What are the Recommended Video Settings?

Last updated on Aug 11, 2026

What are the Recommended Overlay Settings?

Overlays help you create a polished, professional live stream by reinforcing your brand identity and enhancing the viewing experience. In OneStream Live Studio, you can add custom graphic overlays that remain sharp and properly aligned throughout your broadcast. Using the recommended settings below ensures the best visual quality and optimal streaming performance. Overlay Settings To ensure your overlays appear crisp and professional on OneStream Live, use the following settings: | Setting | Recommended Value | | ------ | ------ | | Format | PNG, WebM, or WebP | | Dimension| 1920px × 1080px | | Aspect Ratio | 16:9 | | Maximum File Size | 40 MB | | Orientation | Landscape or square, depending on your stream layout | Using these settings ensures your graphics and branding elements display correctly without affecting stream performance. Related Articles - How to Access My Content with OneStream Live? - What are the Recommended Music Settings?

Last updated on Aug 11, 2026

What are the Recommended Music Settings?

Recommended music settings ensure your audio streams clearly and smoothly with high quality on OneStream Live. Music Settings For the best audio experience on OneStream Live, use the following settings for music files: | Setting | Recommended Value | | ------ | ------ | | Format | MP3 or WAV | | Maximum File Size | 20 MB | | Audio Codec | AAC | | Bitrate | 128 kbps minimum; up to 320 kbps for higher quality | | Sample Rate | 44.1 kHz | | Channels | Stereo | Following these settings ensures clear, high-quality audio during your live streams and prevents playback issues across all connected platforms. Related Articles - What are the Recommended Logo Settings? - What are the Recommended Clip Settings?

Last updated on Aug 11, 2026

How to Add SRT Captions to a Video?

With OneStream Live, you can easily upload SRT caption files to your videos to improve accessibility and viewer engagement. SRT Captions To add captions to a video, follow these steps: Steps: - Go to My Content from your OneStream Live dashboard. My Content - Click the three dots on the video you want to caption. 3 Dots - Click on Add Captions. Content - Add CC - Click Create Manually (or import SRT if you have already prepared SRT file). app-development.onestream.live - Enter your captions with timestamps, then click Save. app-development.onestream.live ::info:: Coming soon: Generate accurate video captions automatically with AI-powered transcription, making your content more accessible and engaging. Related Articles - How to import a video file using PCloud? - How to import a video using OneDrive?

Last updated on Aug 11, 2026

How to Import Video Files from Google Drive?

Unlock a smarter streaming workflow. Connect Google Drive to access and stream your video assets directly from the cloud, eliminating cumbersome downloads and keeping your content production fast, efficient, and always ready to go. To import video files from Google Drive, follow these steps: Steps: Copy the Google Drive Video Link - Open Google Drive and locate the video you want to import. - Click the three-dot menu () next to the video. - Select Share. - In the sharing settings, click Share again if prompted. - Change the access setting to Anyone with the link. - Click Copy Link. Recording2026-06-15at18.15.56-ezgif.com-optimize ::tip:: Ensure that video sharing access is set to Anyone with the Link. Import the Video into OneStream Live - Log in to your OneStream Live dashboard. - From the left-side bar, click My Content. My Content - Click Upload, then select Videos from the dropdown menu. Video - Click Add Videos and Hover over Cloud Storage. Cloud Storage - Select Google Drive from the pop-up menu. Google Drive - Paste the public Google Drive link into the provided field. app-development.onestream.live - Click Upload Video. app-development.onestream.live - The video is uploaded successfully. You can now schedule a pre-recorded stream or go live in Real time. app-development.onestream.live Related Articles - How to import a video file using PCloud? - How to import a video using OneDrive?

Last updated on Aug 11, 2026

How to Import a Video File from OneDrive?

Your videos are already in OneDrive; now bring them straight to your live streaming workflow. Access, import, and manage media effortlessly without wasting time on manual file transfers. To import a video using OneDrive, follow these steps Steps: - Log in to your OneStream Live dashboard. - From the left-side bar, click My Content. My Content - Click Upload, then select Videos from the dropdown menu. - Click Add Videos. Video - Hover over Cloud Storage and select OneDrive from the pop-up menu. OneDrive - After authentication, locate and select your desired video file. - Click the Select button to confirm. Seelct (OneDrive) - After selection, the video will be attached to OneStream Live. - Click Upload to begin importing the file. app-development.onestream.live - Once the process is finished, your video will be successfully imported, and you can now schedule a pre-recorded stream or go live in Real time. app-development.onestream.live Related Articles - How to Schedule a Pre-recorded Stream? - How to import video files from Google Drive?

Last updated on Aug 11, 2026

How to Import a Video File from Frame.io?

With Frame.io, your video assets move as fast as your creativity. Easily import files into your workspace and start collaborating instantly. Review, comment, and iterate in a unified cloud-powered environment. To import a video file using Frame.io, follow these steps Steps: - Log in to your OneStream Live dashboard. - From the left-side bar, click My Content. My Content - Click Upload, then select Videos from the dropdown menu. Video - Click Add Videos. Add Videos - Hover over Cloud Storage and select Frame.io from the pop-up menu. frame.io (1) - Locate and select your desired video file, then click Select to attach it to OneStream Live. app-development.onestream.live_content (4) - Click Upload to begin importing the file. app-development.onestream.live - Once the process is finished, your video will be successfully imported, and you can now schedule a pre-recorded stream or go live in Real time. app-development.onestream.live Related Articles - How to Schedule a Pre-recorded Stream? - How to import video files from Google Drive?

Last updated on Aug 12, 2026

How to Import a Video from Webex?

Bridge communication and broadcasting with ease. Webex recordings can be instantly imported into OneStream Live, unlocking a smooth path from virtual meetings to professional streaming workflows. OneStream - Webex Integration The OneStream-Webex integration allows you to import your Webex Cloud Recordings to OneStream and live stream those recordings to multiple social media platforms simultaneously via OneStream. Prerequisites - A paid Webex Account - Access to Webex meeting recordings - OneStream Live Paid plan (More about subscriptions here) To import a video using Webex Recordings, follow these steps Steps: - Log in to your OneStream Live dashboard. - From the left-side bar, click My Content. My Content - Click Upload, then select Videos from the dropdown menu. Video - Click Add Videos and Hover over Cloud Storage and select Webex from the pop-up menu. Webex - Sign in to Webex using your email and password, choose the corresponding year and month for the recording and click Apply, then select the desired recording by checking its box and click Choose. app-development.onestream.live_content (2) - Click on Upload button to proceed with the uploading of your Webex recording. app-development.onestream.live Uninstalling the OneStream Application - Log in to your Webex Account and navigate to Webex Account Settings - Scroll down and click Devices - Select End Session next to "OneStream Live." ::info:: Imported recordings in OneStream Live stay safe even if the Cisco/Webex app is removed. You can delete them anytime from the dashboard. Related Articles - How to upload a video using Dropbox? - How to import a video file using Box?

Last updated on Aug 12, 2026

How to Import a Video File from Box Storage?

Bring your cloud content into a seamless streaming workflow. With Box, you can effortlessly import video files into OneStream Live and transform stored assets into ready-to-stream experiences in just a few clicks. Prerequisites - OneStream Live Paid plan (More about subscriptions here) To import a video file using Box, follow these steps: Steps: - Log in to your OneStream Live dashboard. - From the left sidebar, click My Content. My Content - Click Upload and select Videos from the dropdown menu. Video - Click Add Videos. - Hover over Cloud Storage and choose Box. Box - Select your desired video file from Box and click Select to confirm. app-development.onestream.live_content (3) - Click Upload to start importing the video. app-development.onestream.live - Once the process is finished, your video will be successfully imported, and you can now schedule a pre-recorded stream or go live in Real time. app-development.onestream.live Related Articles - How to import a video using Webex Recordings? - How to upload a video using Dropbox?

Last updated on Aug 12, 2026

How to Import a Video File from Zoom Cloud Recording?

With OneStream integration, you can import these recordings into your OneStream account after connecting Zoom. OneStream then lets you schedule and multistream them live across multiple social media platforms at once. Prerequisites - A paid Zoom Account - Access to Cloud Recording - OneStream Live Paid plan (More about subscriptions here) To import a video using Webex Recordings, follow these steps Steps: - Log in to your OneStream Live dashboard. - From the left-side bar, click My Content. My Content - Click Upload, then select Videos from the dropdown menu. Video - Click Add Videos. - Hover over Cloud Storage and select Zoom Recordings from the pop-up menu. ZOOM - Sign in to Zoom with your email and password, click Authorize to allow access, choose the corresponding year and month for your recording and click Apply, then check the box for the desired recording and click Choose. image - Click the Upload button to upload your Zoom recording. app-development.onestream.live Uninstalling the OneStream Application - Log in to your Zoom Account and navigate to the Zoom App Marketplace - Click Manage > Installed Apps or search for the OneStream Live app. - Click the OneStream Live app - Click Uninstall. ::info:: Recordings imported to OneStream will not be deleted. Related Articles - How to import a video using Webex Recordings? - How to upload a video using Dropbox?

Last updated on Aug 12, 2026

How to Import a Video File from PCloud?

With PCloud integration, you store and access your videos in the cloud anytime. OneStream Live lets you import those videos after connecting your PCloud account. You can then schedule and multistream them live across multiple platforms at once. To import a video file using PCloud, follow these steps Step: - Log in to your OneStream Live dashboard. - From the left-side bar, click My Content. My Content - Click Upload, then select Videos from the dropdown menu. Video - Click Add Videos. - Hover over Cloud Storage and select PCloud from the pop-up menu. Pcloud - Sign in to pCloud using your email address and password, click Authorize to allow access, select the My Videos option, choose your desired video and click Select, then click the Upload button. app-development.onestream.live_ - Once the process is finished, your video will be successfully imported, and you can now schedule a pre-recorded stream or go live in Real time. image Related Articles - How to Schedule a Pre-recorded Stream? - How to import video files from Google Drive?

Last updated on Aug 12, 2026

How to Import a Video File from Dropbox?

With Dropbox integration, you upload your video and store it in the cloud as ready-to-use content. It can then be accessed, imported, and reused in your streaming workflow at any time. This turns a single upload into a flexible asset for distribution across multiple platforms. To upload a video using Dropbox, follow these steps: Steps: - Log in to your OneStream Live dashboard. - From the left-side bar, click My Content. My Content - Click Upload, then select Videos from the dropdown menu. Videos - Click Add Videos. Add Videos - Hover over Cloud Storage and select Dropbox from the pop-up menu. DropBox - Authorize your Dropbox account, then select your desired video and click Choose. app-development.onestream.live_content (1) - Click the Upload button to upload your Dropbox video. Upload - Once the process is finished, your video will be successfully imported, and you can now schedule a pre-recorded stream or go live in Real time. success Related Articles - How to import a video file using PCloud? - How to import a video using OneDrive?

Last updated on Aug 12, 2026

What is My Content in OneStream Live?

My Content in OneStream Live serves as a centralized cloud library for managing your streaming assets, Studio recordings, and media files. It allows creators and teams to upload, store, and manage their content in one place for seamless streaming. Primary Categories of Content Your content is organized into two main tabs: Videos & Recordings - Videos: Pre-recorded video files uploaded to OneStream Live for scheduled or live broadcasting. - Stream Recordings: Saved recordings of live streams created using Instant Studio or Studio Live Stream. app-development.onestream.live_content Other Media Other Media contains media assets used to customize and enhance your broadcasts during Studio stream: - Logos: Brand assets and watermarks displayed on screen during Studio stream. - Overlays: Graphical elements, frames, or promotional banners displayed during Studio stream. - Images: Static backgrounds, graphics, or slide images used during Studio stream. - Clips: Short video segments, intros, or outros added during Studio stream. - Music: Audio tracks and background music used during Studio stream. app-development.onestream.live_content (1) Related Articles - How to import a video file using PCloud? - How to Add SRT Captions to a Video?

Last updated on Aug 24, 2026