Select a Workspace and Create an Encoder Stream
Bind a profile to the correct organization, team, event, and caption language.
Written By 4ALL.LIVE
Last updated 12 days ago
Create a stream that receives the exact 4All source or translation transcript intended for the encoded video.
Best for: Streaming operators and event producers.
Before you start
Requires permission to view the target organization, team, and event.
- Sign in with access to the correct organization, team, and event.
- Record event, language, workstation, app build, OS, drivers, destination, and operator.
- Commission with a test pattern and non-public receiver before program video.
- Create the event in the correct web team.
- Enable the required source/translation languages.
- Complete desktop browser authorization.
How to choose
- Choose the organization and team that own the event.
- Refresh events. Encoder uses /api/desktop/encoder/context and /api/desktop/encoder/events for authorized context.
- Select the event and verify its live state and languages.
- Choose the spoken language for source captions or an enabled translated language.
- Create a stream named with venue, destination, resolution, and language.
- Keep Test input for commissioning and add only the first required output.
- Save disabled, review every tab, test captions, and enable only after receiver validation.
What success looks like: The profile remains bound to the intended event/language and receives caption updates while the event is live.
Check your setup
- Workspace selection survives relaunch.
- Caption sequence/latency update during speech.
- Event ID matches the runbook.
- No permission error appears.
Troubleshooting
- Empty events: reselect team, refresh authentication, and confirm ownership.
- Language absent: enable it in the web event.
- Stale captions: verify event live state and transcript language.
- Wrong binding: stop all targets, correct it, and retest.
Security and operational notes
Important: Event names are not unique identifiers. Validate organization, team, event ID, and language together.