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The Live Video API from Meta shows you how to steam live video to Facebook, create backup streams, crosspost to other profiles or pages, interact with viewers, and more.
- Overview
The Facebook Live Video API Overview is an overview, how it...
- Getting Started
This document explains how to use the Live Video API to...
- Best Practices
This ensures that live content remains live. Broadcast for...
- Support
You can embed live videos using the embeddable parameter...
- Reference
LIVE_VIDEO__DELETE_FAILED: Live Video Not Deleted. There was...
- Changelog
Live Video API — Released new Live Video API documentation....
- Interacting
You can use the Live Video API to get comments and reactions...
- Broadcasting
To broadcast a live video, you must first create a LiveVideo...
- Overview
The Facebook Live Video API Overview is an overview, how it works, components needed, and available tools, for the Live Video API for streaming a live broadcast on Facebook.
This document explains how to use the Live Video API to broadcast a live video broadcast with your app. If you do not have an app, you can use the Graph API Explorer and streaming software of your choice.
The Live Video API feature allows an app to manage live videos to Pages, Groups and User timelines when combined with the correct matching permission.
To broadcast a live video, you must first create a LiveVideo object. The LiveVideo object represents the broadcast, and you can manipulate the object's properties to control the broadcast's settings.
You can embed live videos using the embeddable parameter through the Live Video API. Send a POST /{live_video_id} request, and set the embeddable parameter to true. Use a Page or User access token with the same permissions as are required when creating a live video.
On June 10th, 2024, Meta is launching new requirements that must meet before an account can go live on Facebook. The new requirements are as follows: