> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.meltingspot.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.meltingspot.io/spot-content/lives/start-live.md).

# Démarrer un live

Silence, ça tourne !

## Démarrer un live

Pour démarrer un live, rendez-vous dans la Live Room : 

* Cliquez sur `Entrer dans le studio`.
* Régler vos paramètres de participation (caméra, micro, etc.).
* Cliquez sur `Participer`.
* Cliquez sur `Démarrer le live`.
* Si vous choisissez de démarrer votre live avant la date de début, vous devrez cocher la case "Je veux commencer mon live plus tôt."
* Cliquez sur `Démarrer le live`.

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Seuls les speakers host du live peuvent démarrer un live.
{% endhint %}

## Partager votre écran <a href="#h_0cc1336dc8" id="h_0cc1336dc8"></a>

Lorsque vous rejoignez le studio en tant qu'intervenant ou participant à un atelier, vous pouvez partager votre écran en cliquant sur l'icône `Partager`.&#x20;

📢 Si vous partagez une vidéo avec du son, assurez vous de partager l'audio du système.

## Accéder aux paramètres du studio <a href="#h_d9508e3144" id="h_d9508e3144"></a>

Allez dans les paramètres ⚙ en haut à gauche du studio pour : &#x20;

* Modifier l'effet d'arrière-plan.&#x20;
* Changer la source audio et vidéo.

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