When you’re not using the transcoder, you can use the SMIL tool in Wowza Streaming Engine Manager or create the SMIL yourself (this is in the article I posted, earlier). This is a sample SMIL file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<smil title="SMIL file for live streaming">
<body>
<switch>
<video height="240" src="myStream_200" systemLanguage="eng" width="424">
<param name="videoBitrate" value="200000" valuetype="data"></param>
<param name="audioBitrate" value="44100" valuetype="data"></param>
</video>
<video height="360" src="myStream_350" systemLanguage="eng" width="640">
<param name="videoBitrate" value="350000" valuetype="data"></param>
<param name="audioBitrate" value="44100" valuetype="data"></param>
</video>
<video height="720" src="myStream_700" systemLanguage="eng" width="1272">
<param name="videoBitrate" value="700000" valuetype="data"></param>
<param name="audioBitrate" value="44100" valuetype="data"></param>
</video>
</switch>
</body>
</smil>
You just need to reference the active streams and bitrates which should be visible in “Incoming Streams” in WSEM. Host the SMIL in your [install-dir]/content folder.