Source-Live Pro LL at a first glance

When you first open Source-Live Pro LL, you will see the following application interface. By default, there will not be any image, we have added it for the purpose of this article:

Broadcast preview: the source you have selected in menu (7) will be displayed in the broadcast preview (an image, input device, screen or window).
Start streaming button: clicking the button will start a new session which users will see via the Gateway (Source-Live or Source-Nexus). Once you click the button, it will change to “STOP STREAMING”.
Streaming timeline: a read-only display of the Source-Live transmission in HH:MM:SS.
CPU usage: a read-only indicator of the total percentage of processing power being used by Source-Live in addition to the frames per second of the transmission. You can change the FPS in the settings menu - the FPS indicator will only change when you start the streaming session.
Viewing-hour usage: the usage of Source-Live viewing hours.
Record to disk: checking the box will keep a local recording of the broadcasting session. While the broadcast is ongoing, the session will be saved in MKV and will be converted into MP4 after the session ends.
Source selection: opening the source selection dropdown will allow you to choose what will be displayed on your Source-Live session (image, input device, screen or window).
Clear All button: clicking the button will clear all application settings and will remove the source you have selected for your broadcast.
Settings button: clicking the button will open the audio settings, video settings and other additional settings.
Go to Gateway button: clicking the button will open up the legacy Source-Live Gateway application, hosted at https://live.source-elements.com/. Keep in mind you can also start a streaming session using the Source-Nexus Gateway.
Decibel meter: a view-only volume meter in decibels. You can control it by lowering/increasing the volume using control (12).
Volume meter: drag the audio volume meter to adjust your audio input.
Mute button: clicking the Mute button will turn on/off your volume during your session.