3 posts tagged with "rtmp"

Hosting a professional webinar often means balancing a high-quality broadcast with meaningful audience interaction. While RTMP streaming delivers a polished, one-to-many presentation, managing audience questions in a large-scale event can quickly become chaotic. How do you ensure every valuable question is seen, moderated, and delivered to your host without disrupting the flow?

Plug-N-Meet's API-first approach, combined with its robust RTMP broadcasting capabilities and the new room/broadcastToRoom API, provides the perfect solution. This guide will show you how to build a custom, curated Q&A system that allows your audience to submit questions through your own platform, which are then seamlessly delivered to your webinar host in real-time.

Have you ever wanted to share a high-quality video during a meeting, but the file was too large to upload? Or maybe you have a copyrighted video that you are allowed to show, but you can't share the file itself. Perhaps you're a power user who wants to create a professional presentation with multiple cameras, overlays, and smooth transitions using a tool like OBS Studio.

Traditionally, getting this kind of professional content into a live meeting has been complex or impossible.

At plugNmeet, we believe you should be able to use the best tools for the job. That's why we've built a simple but powerful feature called Live Stream Input. Think of it as giving your meeting its own private, secure TV channel. You can broadcast directly into your meeting room from professional software like OBS, and your stream appears as a regular participant.

We get the question all the time: "Can Plug-N-Meet support 3,000 attendees in a single meeting?"

The dream is huge: a massive online conference, a global product launch, or an all-hands meeting for a thousand-person company. The first instinct is to find a tool that can cram everyone into one giant virtual room.

But let me be honest: from years of experience in this industry, that approach is a technical and financial nightmare. It's a recipe for chaos, spiraling infrastructure costs, and a poor user experience.

The good news? There's a much smarter, more professional, and incredibly cost-effective way to do it. And you can do it with Plug-N-Meet.