This manual will guide you step by step to broadcast a Zoom meeting through Quickchannel, using the Live Studio module.

✅ Requirements

Before you start, make sure you have:

• A paid Zoom account (free accounts do not allow RTMP streaming).
• RTMP streaming enabled in your Zoom account (from the advanced Zoom settings).
• A Quickchannel account with:
• Access to the Live Studio module.
• 2 RTMP channels available (one of them must have mirror mode enabled).

General Workflow

1. Zoom sends the meeting signal to the mirror channel in Quickchannel.
2. Quickchannel receives the Zoom meeting inside Live Studio.
3. Live Studio allows you to add interactivity (chat, polls, call-to-actions, etc.) and broadcast the stream to your audience through a Quickchannel link.

Step by Step

1. Configure Quickchannel

• Log in to your Quickchannel account.
• Make sure you have 2 RTMP channels:
  • Channel 1 (mirror enabled): this will be connected to Zoom.
  • Channel 2 (normal): this will be used to create the event.

Create a new event in Live Studio using Channel 2.

Copy the event link – this is the link you will share with your viewers.

2. Configure Zoom

• Log in to your Zoom account.
• Start the meeting you want to broadcast.
• Click on More → Live on Custom Live Streaming Service.
• Enter the following information:
  • RTMP streaming URL: the URL of Channel 1 (mirror) from Quickchannel.
  • Stream key: the key corresponding to the same channel.
  • Live streaming page URL: paste the Quickchannel event link you created earlier.

Example:
If the stream key is:

rtmp://live-mirror.screen9.com/live/528423JhC72d-1

Then:

• URL → rtmp://live-mirror.screen9.com/live/
• Stream name → 528423JhC72d-1

3. Connect Zoom with Quickchannel

• Start the streaming from Zoom.
• Go back to Live Studio in Quickchannel.

In Sources, click Add Studio channel (RTMP).

• From the list, select Channel 1 (mirror) – the one connected to Zoom.
• After a few seconds, you will see the Zoom meeting appear as a video source thumbnail inside Live Studio.

4. Go Live to Your Audience

• Select Channel 1.
• Activate the Zoom video source inside Live Studio.
• Done!

Enhance Your Broadcast

With Quickchannel you can make your Zoom meetings more engaging:

• Live chat 
• Polls 
• Call-to-Actions 

Tips

• Always do a test stream before the real event.
• If there are multiple speakers in Zoom, use the Gallery View so all are visible.
• The quality of the broadcast depends on the internet connection of the Zoom host.

With this setup, you combine Zoom’s meeting functionality with Quickchannel’s powerful interactivity and audience engagement tools.