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[Progic] How to Stream Live with StreamYard

This guide explains how to configure and start a live stream using StreamYard, integrated with the Progic streaming server, for display on TVs through Progic Player.

✅ Prerequisites

Before getting started, you must:

  • Have access to StreamYard
  • Have access to the Progic platform
  • Have permission to create live streams
  • Have at least one configured and connected player (TV)

🔧 Step 1: Create the Stream in Progic

  • Access the Progic platform.
  • Go to Live Streaming.
  • Click Add.
  • Fill in the required information.
  • Enter the Stream Title.
  • In Playback Platform, select Progic Server.
  • Copy the displayed information:
    • Server URL (RTMP)
    • Stream Key

💡 You will use this information when configuring StreamYard.

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🔧 Step 2: Configure StreamYard

  • Access StreamYard.
  • Click Create Live Stream.
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Then:
  • Under Add Destination, select Other Platforms.
  • Choose Custom RTMP.
  • Fill in:
    • RTMP Server URL → paste the Progic URL.
    • Stream Key → paste the Progic stream key.
    • (Optional) Define a name for identification.
  • Click Save.

💡 StreamYard allows streaming to any RTMP-compatible destination.

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▶️ Start the Stream

In StreamYard:

  • Enter the studio.
  • Click Go Live.

The stream will be sent directly to the Progic server.

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📺 Verify the Stream in Progic

  • Open Players in Progic.
  • Select the desired player.
  • Make sure it is:
    • ✅ Connected
    • ✅ Assigned to the correct channel or playlist
  • Confirm that the stream is active.
✅ Done!

Your live stream will now be displayed on your corporate TV screens 🎉


⚠️ Important Tips

  • Always verify that the Stream Key is correct.
  • Start the stream in StreamYard for it to appear on the screens.
  • Confirm that the player is online.
  • Small delays are normal during live streaming.