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# How to embed a stream with an iframe

An **iframe** puts the streaming platform's own player inside your event page,
so attendees watch without leaving Peewah.

It works with anything that generates embed code: **YouTube Live**, **Vimeo**,
**Twitch**, **Dacast**, **Wowza**, and most others.

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# 1. Get the embed code

Create your stream on whichever platform you use, then find its **Embed** or
**Share → Embed** option and copy the code. It looks like this:

```html
<iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/VIDEO_ID"
        width="640" height="360"
        frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
```

> ⚠️ **Copy the whole `<iframe …></iframe>` tag, not just the URL inside it.**
> Pasting only the URL is the most common reason the player comes out blank.

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# 2. Paste it into your event

**1.** Go to **General → Stages**.

**2.** Open the stage where the session happens and click the **Streaming**
icon.

**3.** Choose **Embed iframe**.

**4.** Paste the code and save.

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# 3. Test it before the day

Open your own event page and look at the stage. **The player should appear
even if the stream has not started** — most platforms show a "scheduled" or
"waiting" card until you go live.

**If you see nothing at all, the embed is wrong**, and finding that out on the
day of the event is the expensive version of this check.

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# Need help?

Write to us at **soporte@peewah.co** and our team will get back to you.

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