Live streaming

Live streaming in Egypt, on your own site

Start streaming from OBS and it appears only on your site or platform, at a quality that fits each viewer's connection. When it ends, it's saved as a video in your library automatically. And the bill is in EGP.

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OBS Streaming server Your site

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LIVE

After the stream ends

Saved as a video in your library

How it works

3 steps and you're live

Create a live channel

From the dashboard, then copy the server URL and stream key.

Connect OBS

Enter them once in OBS or any RTMP app, and start streaming.

Add the code

One embed code for the channel on your page, and viewers watch without leaving your site.

What it's for

Classes, conferences, events and launches

Live classes and courses

Students attend the class on your platform, and if they miss it, the recording is there.

Company meetings and training

An internal stream on your company portal, not a public YouTube link.

Conferences and events

Stream the event on its own site for ticket holders or subscribers, at qualities that suit each connection.

Paid content

The stream is encrypted and locked to your domain, so the link alone won't play it anywhere else.

Slow connections

The player switches quality during the stream on phones, computers and iPhones.

Automatic recording

Every stream is saved as a video in your library, with the same protection and the same embed code.

Price

Pay for what you stream, in EGP

Viewing

0.33

EGP per GB your viewers watch

Stream time

0.2

EGP per minute on air

All pricing details

FAQ

About live streaming

What do I stream with?

Any app that streams RTMP: OBS (free), vMix, Streamlabs or a hardware encoder. You get the server URL and stream key from the dashboard and enter them in the app once.

Where does the stream appear?

On your site or platform with an embed code (iframe), like any video, locked to the domains you set. Not on a public page anyone can visit.

Can viewers on slow connections keep up?

The stream goes out in more than one quality, and the player picks what the connection can handle and switches on its own, so a viewer on weak mobile data carries on at a lower quality instead of the stream stopping.

What happens after the stream ends?

It's recorded automatically and turned into a video in your library, which you can post later for anyone who missed it.

How is live streaming billed?

0.33 EGP per GB viewed, plus 0.2 EGP per minute on air, from the same balance. You pay in EGP with a Fawry code or mobile wallet.

I have a big event or several streams at once. What then?

Talk to us two days ahead and we'll get ready with you and test the stream on your site, so event day goes without surprises.