Tutorials
Co-hosts and panelists
Invite panelists to present with you, bring attendees onto the stage, make a co-host, and hand the session to a co-host before you leave.
Tutorials and engineering notes
How to get the most out of each feature, and how the platform underneath works. RSS feed
Tutorials
Engage your audience: chat, Q&A, polls, quizzes and reactions
How to use chat, Q&A, polls, quizzes, reactions and raised hands in a Webinar Liv room, from the host's side and the attendee's.
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Follow up by email and WhatsApp
The confirmation, reminders and replay link your registrants get, how WhatsApp consent works, and how to send each group the right follow-up after a webinar.
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Get an AI recap after every session
What the AI recap contains, when it is written, where to find it in AI insights, the email you get, and how to keep a session out of AI.
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Get to know your audience
Everyone who registered for any of your webinars, in one list: who keeps coming back, who is slipping away, how to message them, and how to export them.
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Give the Q&A assistant your own answers
Add your FAQ, policies and notes to AI knowledge, import an Obsidian vault, and let the Q&A assistant draft answers from them that you check before posting.
Engineering
How Webinar Liv delivers video: SFU for the stage, LL-HLS edge for big audiences
Why the people on stage talk over WebRTC through an SFU, why the audience watches a low-latency HLS stream through a CDN, and the trade-offs between the two.
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Live captions
Turn on live English captions for everyone in the room, see what your audience sees, and download the transcript after the session.
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Recordings and retention
Record a session to the cloud or to your own computer, find it afterwards, share a replay, and keep it past the standard 30 days.
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Run a meeting
Schedule a small meeting, share one link, let people in from the lobby, and end it. Plus how a meeting differs from a webinar.
Engineering
Running a video server only when you need it
Why our video server is created before each session and deleted after, what outlives it, and what an incident taught us about timeouts and scheduler design.
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Schedule and run your first webinar
From a blank form to the end of the session: schedule a webinar, share the registration page, go live 15 minutes before the start, and wrap up.
Engineering
Simulive: keeping every viewer on the same moment
How a replayed recording behaves like a live session: one start time, a borrowed server clock, a player that puts itself back, and replayed chat timed to the video.
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Turn a recording into a Simulive
Replay a past recording, or a video you upload, as a scheduled live session: pick the source, choose how it starts, curate the replayed chat, and go live after.
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Turn a session into highlights, reels and posts
Find a recording's best moments, make captioned vertical, square or wide clips and reels, plan where they go in Studio, and draft posts from a session.