Audio/Video Co-hosting
Last updated: 2025-02-20
Feature Info |
Description |
|---|---|
| Feature Name | Audio/Video Co-hosting |
| Feature Overview | The audio/video co-hosting feature allows real-time audio and video interaction between the host and viewers in a live stream. Viewers can request to co-host, and once the host approves, they can join the live broadcast screen for two-way or multi-party interaction. |
| Purpose | Enhance interactivity, enrich content formats, and bridge the gap between host and viewers |
| Use Cases | Entertainment live streaming, educational live streaming, e-commerce live streaming, online meetings/events, etc. |
How can viewers co-host and interact with the host?
Viewers can co-host and interact with the instructor via three methods: PC web browser, mobile app VClass, and WeChat mini-program live学一学.
Method 1: Co-hosting via PC Web Browser
1. First, open the live stream link provided by the instructor using a browser.
2. After the instructor enables the connection, the student can see "Request Connection" at the bottom right of the instructor's avatar. Click to request, and once the instructor approves, the student's video will appear on the webpage, and the co-hosting is successful.
Method 2: Co-hosting via Mobile App VClass
1. Download the VClass app on your phone (display app download code), then log in using the channel number provided by the instructor.
2. After the instructor enables the connection, a connection prompt will appear in VClass. The student can click to request a connection. Once the instructor approves, the co-hosting is successful, and the student can interact with the instructor smoothly.
Method 3: Co-hosting via WeChat Mini-Program live学一学
First, enter "live学一学" in the WeChat search bar and open the mini-program. Log in using the live channel number provided by the instructor. After the instructor enables the connection, click "Request Connection." Once the instructor approves, the co-hosting is successful.
Notes
1. Ensure the computer has a working camera and microphone.
2. For PC connections, it is recommended that students use the latest version of Chrome browser for a more stable connection.
3. The student's upstream network should ideally be above 2Mbps.
4. Co-hosting interaction places some load on the computer. Avoid running other applications that consume upstream bandwidth and system performance, such as Baidu Netdisk.
