Portrait Direct output
Frame a separate 9:16 destination while a landscape Direct output stays live.
Portrait Direct output turns one landscape contribution into two independent platform outputs. The landscape destination keeps the original frame. The portrait destination uses a manual 9:16 crop and its own relay forwarder.
Add and frame portrait
- Authorize two Direct destinations and enable the landscape destination.
- Choose Add portrait output beside another destination.
- Move and resize the crop over the part of the landscape preview viewers should see. The portrait preview shows the resulting 9:16 frame.
- Choose Save framing, then go live.
The crop is saved to that portrait destination. Edit framing changes the next encode; a failed save keeps the editor open so you can retry. The controls also work from a keyboard or accessibility input.
Slots and failures
Landscape and portrait consume one forwarder slot each. Configuration is allowed when the relay is full, with a warning. At Go Live, a full relay blocks portrait but allows landscape to proceed. A failure or retry on one destination does not stop the other.
Removing portrait stops using its slot. Use a different provider for portrait: publishing two frames to the same account stream key would make the platform disconnect one of them.