If your organiser streams a session or shares material with it, you'll find both inside the session details.
The session details open. Sessions that need an RSVP or a ticket ask for that first. See How Attendees Can RSVP to a Session and Join a Waitlist and How Attendees Can Get Access to Paid Sessions.
#image# The Live Session section of a session with its watch button
The Live Session section holds the stream. If the session is live when you open it, this section opens on its own.
If your organiser only unlocks the stream at the start time, you see a countdown in Days, Hrs, Min and Sec instead. The watch button appears when the countdown ends.
The button you see depends on the type of stream:
When a new tab opens, keep the portal tab open too. You'll need it for Q&A, polls and the files.
#image# The full-screen Watch Video player with the Live QA and Polls tabs beside it
When the video plays inside the portal, the full-screen player has Live QA and Polls tabs next to the video. You can ask questions and vote without leaving the stream. See How Attendees Can Use Live Q&A, Polls and Session Discussions.
Your organiser or the speaker can add up to four extra videos to a session. They appear under Session Files as Video 1 to Video 4. Click one to play it.
#image# The Session Files section with file cards, Download buttons and External Links
Links to outside websites sit under External Links. Click Open to visit one in your browser.
If the session has a location with a map, click the location under the session title to open it on the map.
The session has no Live Session section.
The session may not be streamed, or your ticket or group may not include live streaming. Check with your organiser.
The watch button opened a new tab and nothing happened.
Your browser may have blocked the pop-up. Allow pop-ups for the portal and click the button again.
Don't see this? Your organiser decides which features are switched on for your event and who can use them. See Why Attendees Can't See a Feature in the Event Portal.
