Yammer live events can be produced using Microsoft Stream or Teams. Teams live events is the successor service that will allow you to create, host and produce live events within Yammer with the same functionality that you get with Stream. Microsoft is retiring Stream live events in September, 2023. Yammer live events have historically used Stream live events for video processing. This article explains the requirements for creating and viewing a live event in Yammer. Live events can be created and viewed in Yammer, Stream, or Teams. To understand how Yammer, Stream, and Teams work together in live events, see Overview of live events. This article lists the Yammer network requirements, licenses, and permissions for organizing and participating in live events. Live events can be held in a public group to reach all employees or in a private group so that only those with membership in the group can participate. Allowing 24 hours or more can provide time for testing and adjusting if needed. It can take up to two hours for certain changes to propagate across Microsoft Stream, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Yammer. This includes such settings as adding users, updating video permissions, and changing a community from private to public.

When setting up a live event, we recommend that you configure your video, community, and user permissions at least 24 hours before the event for the best experience.

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