But there are times when you cant start your live stream.
Lets see what you’ve got the option to do to troubleshoot this problem.
Check Your Encoder
check that your live stream encoder is working properly.
If multiple viewers are reporting an error, check your encoders options.
First of all, check for updates and see to it your encoder is updated.
Then check the quality of your stream in the encoder.
If the video or audio quality is bad, double-check your webcam and microphone work as intended.
Additionally, close any unnecessary programs running in the background.They might be interfering with your encoder and YouTube.
Some background programs may also triggerhigh RAM and CPU usage.
As a result, there might not be enough memory and CPU power left for your live stream.
Check Your Connection
Live streams require a stable Internet connection and a large amount of bandwidth.
Make sureyour ISP is not throttling your bandwidth.
Ideally, use a cable connection instead of a wireless connection.
If the problem persists,contact YouTube Supportfor further help.
