The Clean / Dirty Multi-Output feature allows you to send different versions of your production simultaneously by using multiple video outputs. 

For example, you can: 

• Send a clean feed (without graphics or overlays) to one destination. 
• Send a dirty feed (with graphics, lower thirds, logos, etc.) to another destination.

Create a Multi-Output Live Event

To create a live event with multiple outputs: 

1. Create a new live event. 
2. In the Video Outputs section, select 2 Outputs. 
3. (Optional) Customize the output names to make them easier to identify (for example: Clean Feed and Dirty Feed). 
4. Click Create and open the Control Room. 

Assign Layers to Outputs

You can choose which output(s) each layer is sent to.

 To change the output assignment for a layer:

1.  Click the three-dot menu (⋮) on the layer. 
2. Select Change Output.
3.  Choose the output(s) where the layer should appear. 

For example: 

• Send overlays and graphics only to Output 1 (Dirty Feed). 
• Send video-only content to Output 2 (Clean Feed). 

Each layer includes a colored icon indicating which output(s) it is assigned to.

Program Preview Behavior 

The Studio Program monitor always displays Output 1.

To monitor Output 2, you can: 

• Use the RTMP Output Recording URL and open it in a player such as VLC. 
• Use the Multiview to preview additional outputs.

Rename Outputs

You can rename outputs at any time to make routing easier to understand. 

Option 1: During Event Creation

 Edit the output names directly when creating the event.

Option 2: From Studio Settings 

Open the top-right Settings menu and edit the output names. 

Option 3: From Live Settings 

Go to Live Settings in the left-side menu and update the output names.

Select the Output for Publishing Destinations 

Each publishing destination can be assigned to a specific video output.

 To configure this:

1.  Add or edit a Publishing Destination.
2.  In the Video Output dropdown, select the desired output.
3.  Save your changes.
4.  Start publishing.

 This allows different destinations to receive different versions of the same production.