Choosing a platform

• Which streaming platform should you use?

  Peewah connects to whatever platform you already use. Which one is right depends on one question before anything else: how much can the audience talk back? 1. How interactive is your event? Interactive — people turn on their camera and microphone. Workshops, courses, classes, working sessions. Use Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams. Broadcast — speakers present, the audience watches. Conferences, webinars, launches. Interaction is chat, Q&A and polls. Use **StFew readers

Connecting a platform

• How to connect a YouTube stream to your event

  If you stream on YouTube Live, the broadcast can play inside your event page. There are two ways, and the first is usually enough. Method 1: the link, rewritten YouTube gives you a link like this when you go live: https://www.youtube.com/live/75uhNF-NbeQ That link will not play inside Peewah as it is. Swap live for embed: https://www.youtube.com/embed/75uhNF-NbeQ Paste the rewritten link into the stage settings of your event. If the embed link does noFew readers

• How to connect a Zoom meeting to your event

  If your event runs on Zoom, you can connect it so attendees join from your event page. 1. Schedule the meeting in Zoom In your Zoom account choose Schedule and fill in the name, date, time and duration. 💡 Turn on "Require meeting passcode". The link gets forwarded more than you expect, and the passcode is what keeps your session from filling with people who never registered. 2. Copy the join link Once the meeting exists, Zoom shows a link under **Join Zoom MeFew readers

• 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. 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: <iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/VIDEO_ID" widFew readers

• How to add a custom meeting link

  If your event runs on an outside platform, you can put its access link inside Peewah so attendees join from the event page. It works with anything that produces a join link: Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Jitsi. 1. Create the meeting and copy its link Set up the meeting on your platform and copy the join URL: https://meet.google.com/abc-defg-hij https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/… https://zoom.us/j/123456789 2. Add it to yourFew readers

• How to connect a Vimeo stream to your event

  If you stream with Vimeo Live, you can embed the player inside your event so attendees watch without leaving Peewah. 1. Open your event in Vimeo Go to Library → Live Events and select the event you are streaming, or create it. 2. Get the embed code Inside the event settings click Embed. Vimeo lets you choose what to include: Player only Player with chat Interaction tools 💡 If you are already running Q&A inside Peewah, take the player only. Two chatsFew readers