Live Streaming to RTMP using ffmpeg
For a very good background on how to stream live from a browser without installing any extra software, read this blog
Pade is using the Video over WebSockets method as explained in the blog. To use it, you would need an RTMP URI to a streaming service and a streaming key for identification and access.
If you want to use a stream key for all users, enter the value here. Otherwise you can keep it blank and users will be prompted to provided a value which will be saved on the client for future subsequent use.
After you enable the feature, you would need to restart the pade plugin to activate it. When activated, the plugin will download ffmpeg binary for either windows64 or linux64 O/S platforms. Only these two platforms are currently supported.
You would also need to enable conference recording
First, you have to be a moderator in order to live stream. Click on the "record desktop" icon as shown below
Go to the Chrome Tab and select the tab where pade Meetings is running
Make sure you check the share audio unless you don't want audio and click on Share to start streaming
If you are streaming to you-tube, then your stream should show up in You Tube Studio like this