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How to broadcast your Google Meet to everyone (no 60-minute limit for listeners)

Tutorial · Updated

Join your Google Meet in Chrome or Edge on a computer. In your AltarPage studio, tap "Zoom or Meet", tick "Bring the meeting's sound into the broadcast", tap Go live, share the Meet tab with "Share tab audio" on, then allow the microphone. Everyone who isn't on the call listens on your link: no 60-minute limit for listeners, no 100-person cap, about 22 MB an hour.

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Step by step

  1. Join the Meet on a computer. Join in Chrome or Edge, and wear headphones.
  2. Open your studio. In another tab, open yoursite.altarpage.com/admin/cast (Admin → Go live).
  3. Bring in the meeting. Tap Zoom or Meet and tick Bring the meeting's sound into the broadcast.
  4. Go live and share the Meet tab. Tap Go live. Choose the Google Meet tab, keep Share tab audio on, tap Share, then allow the microphone. You don't need Meet's own Present button.
  5. Balance the sound. Use the Meeting and My microphone sliders. Your own voice comes from your microphone, because Meet doesn't play you back to yourself.
  6. Share your link, then End. Send your listeners' link on WhatsApp. When the meeting ends, tap End: the replay is on the same link within minutes.

Why broadcast a Meet?

On Meet's free plan, group calls end after 60 minutes and hold up to 100 people, and video uses a lot of data. A broadcast keeps the call for the people who lead, and lets everyone else listen and pray along on any phone, with Give and prayer requests in the same place.

From a phone

Phones don't let one app record another app's call. Join on one phone and connect its headphone output to the phone that's broadcasting with an audio cable or USB adapter, or use a computer for the meeting. Google Meet can't stream to other services, so the stream-key way (for Zoom Pro, OBS and mixers) doesn't apply.

Meeting links in one tap

Connect Google Meet once and AltarPage creates the meeting link for you, hidden from spam bots: see using Google Meet with AltarPage.