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# One Host

### STEP 1: JOIN THE EVENT AS A HOST

Locate your show inside the dashboard and click on the three dots next to it and select Host View.

Alternatively click on the show and once inside the show details click on the pink "play button" (Launch host view) in the top left corner.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If the show is not published and you are testing you will get a notification mentioning e.g. that there won't be a recording.
{% endhint %}

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### STEP 2: PREVIEW

You are now in the preview which is indicated by a green dot and the word preview at the top.

At the top left you will see a mini menu

Mute/Unmute (mutes your microphone and indicates it to viewers with an icon)

Read Only chat for hosts (increases reading space and removes typing option for hosts only)

Settings (Camera selection, Microphone selection, grid view)

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### STEP 3: GO LIVE & STOP LIVE

When you are ready, click on the three lines in the top right corner to open the submenu and press the **red Start button**

You will see a 3 seconds countdown and the green preview dot will change to a red Live dot.

Once your show is about to end, click on the three lines in the top right corner again to open the submenu and **press the red Stop button**

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