
Your broadcast safety net — before, during, and after the event
When something goes wrong in a live broadcast, every second counts. Go Live Australia's technical support team watches every stream in real time, troubleshoots issues the moment they appear, and has rapid-recovery procedures ready to deploy — keeping your broadcast on air and your audience engaged.
What's Included
Our monitoring dashboard watches your stream's health metrics — bitrate, dropped frames, audio levels, and platform status — throughout the entire broadcast.
Experienced broadcast engineers embedded in your production team. They know your setup inside-out and can resolve hardware or software issues on the spot.
Pre-tested failover plans including backup encoders, secondary internet paths, and standby platforms — activated in under 60 seconds if primary systems fail.
For client-run productions, our remote support team connects to your systems via secure remote access, providing live technical guidance throughout the event.
A comprehensive pre-event check that validates every component of your broadcast chain — cameras, audio, encoding, internet, and platform connections.
After every event, you receive a technical report covering stream performance, any issues encountered, resolutions applied, and recommendations for next time.
How It Works
We review your existing setup, identify single points of failure, and build a support plan tailored to your production.
Full end-to-end test stream to every destination platform, confirming quality and reliability before the event date.
Our engineers watch your stream continuously, ready to intervene the moment any metric falls outside acceptable parameters.
Detailed performance report with stream analytics, any incident logs, and recommendations to improve future broadcasts.
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