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This article will go through the process of streaming directly to the Arinex One Evexus platform, and give you an understanding of what is and what is not possible with a straight-to-platform (STP) event. 

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The following is needed for a straight-to-platform event with Arinex OneEvexus:

• The ability to stream a complete production to a provided RTMP address, with all audio, video and graphics mixed and streamed by you. This is usually done by a third-party production company that you have engaged for your event.

Instructions

Arinex One Evexus will assign you an RTMP address as your streaming destination for your event. 

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In order to test you are broadcasting successfully, you are able to view the live stream before your event is live by accessing the Arinex One Evexus Speaker tools. 

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To do this you will need to log in to the Arinex One Evexus event platform, with admin access. 

• Our account management team will set up the appropriate production manager with admin access during the pre-production process. 

• The account management team will also provide you with a URL that will take you directly to the relevant "Speaker Tools" area, where you will be able to watch your Stream test, prior to the channel going live.

• This document provides further information about Speaker Tools.

Please note, as your event won't be "live" during testing, the provided URL is the easiest way to access the relevant Speaker tools to test your stream, as opposed to the "Watch Live" button indicated in the linked article. 

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• It is important to clarify that Arinex One Evexus straight-to-platform events offer no production services. All program video and audio is the responsibility of your hired production team. 

• Arinex OneEvexus' s streaming pipelines in no way influence the quality or content of the video streams going to the platform. i.e. There is absolutely no post-processing by Arinex OneEvexus. If there are problems with video or audio on the platform, those issues will need to be amended by your on-site production team. 

• It is also possible to organise a stream test sometime before your event. This will need to be discussed and confirmed with your account manager prior to your event.

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My stream dropped out, what happened?

Arinex One Evexus doesn’t interfere with the streams in any way and the technical infrastructure that delivers the streams is best-in-class streaming architecture (Amazon Web Services). The streaming channels are more robust than the streaming encoders you are using to stream; if your stream dropped out it is almost certainly from a variable at your end. Even if you didn't make any specific changes, it is likely the change may have occurred in a piece of the outbound streaming signal chain. Try reinitialising the stream (turn it off and on again).

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