Stream from an ATEM Mini to several networks at once: as a USB webcam into the browser studio, or straight over Ethernet with a custom streaming service.
An ATEM Mini can feed StreamLive Pro in two ways. Every ATEM Mini model works as a USB webcam, so you can pick it as a camera in the Browser Studio and go live to all your channels from there. The ATEM Mini Pro and Extreme models can also stream by themselves over Ethernet; to reach StreamLive Pro that way you add a custom streaming service to the switcher and paste the address and key from the Encoder card. Either way the ATEM sends one stream, and our servers send it on to each network.
The general rules for any RTMP device are in Connect Streamlabs, Larix or a hardware encoder by RTMP. This page covers what is specific to the ATEM, with every switcher fact taken from Blackmagic's own manual (ATEM Mini Operation Manual, June 2026 edition, checked 5 November 2026).
| Feature | USB webcam into the browser studio | Direct streaming over Ethernet |
|---|---|---|
| ATEM models | Every ATEM Mini | ATEM Mini Pro and Extreme models |
| StreamLive Pro plan | Any plan, including the 7-day trial | A paid plan (encoder ingest) |
| What you need on the computer | A browser with the studio open | Only ATEM Software Control for the setup |
| Graphics, guests, lower thirds from StreamLive Pro | Yes, on top of the ATEM picture | No, the ATEM program goes out as it is |
| Computer can be switched off during the show | No | Yes, after the setup |
If you want StreamLive Pro's lower thirds, remote guests or a second camera next to the ATEM, use the webcam way. If you want the switcher to stream with no computer in the chain, use Ethernet.

We have not tested a specific ATEM firmware against StreamLive Pro, and Blackmagic's manual does not state the keyframe interval the switcher uses or whether its custom services accept rtmps:// addresses. Use the RTMP tab, and before an important show run a test with color bars or a standby graphic, as the manual suggests, and watch for the detection message in StreamLive Pro.
| Symptom | Fix |
|---|---|
| Your service is not in the Platform menu | The settings file was not loaded, or ATEM Software Control needs a restart after loading it |
| On Air, but StreamLive Pro never detects the stream | The key is from another broadcast, or the address has a typo. Copy both again from the card you have open |
| Works at the office, not at the venue | Port 1935 is blocked there. Use the webcam way through the browser, which needs no extra port |
| Detected, but the picture stutters on every network | Choose a lower Streaming quality |
| The webcam is missing in the studio | Another app (Zoom, OBS) holds it, or the browser has no camera permission. Close the other app and allow the camera |
More checks: My encoder says it is streaming, but there is no picture.
Not by itself; it streams to one service at a time. Send that one stream to StreamLive Pro and our servers deliver it to every channel you ticked.
Yes, as a USB webcam in the browser studio. Direct streaming over Ethernet is on the Pro and Extreme models only, according to Blackmagic's manual.
Yes, as a webcam in the browser studio. Sending from the switcher straight to the Encoder address needs a paid plan.
The RTMP tab. Copy the address into the service's server entry and the key into Key in ATEM Software Control.
The switcher keeps the key it was given. If you start a different broadcast in StreamLive Pro, compare the key on its Encoder card with the one stored in the switcher and paste the new one if they differ.
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