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# YouTube (Virtual event)
Apart from using a YouTube live stream in the lobby, a YouTube stream or video can also be used as a programme item.
{% hint style="info" %}
Use a YouTube programme item to live stream from YouTube in a session. However, be aware that the auto-play function is on auto-play video according to the session times.
{% endhint %}
## Insert the video in a programme item
Head over to the [admin panel](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/lets-get-started/getting-started/virtual-platform/start-up-process/the-admin-panel) to link the YouTube video or live stream to a programme item.
Click on 'Content' and select 'Programme' from the drop-down menu.
Add a new session.
Complete the basic fields as applicable:
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**Beware**: When you use a YouTube live stream in the programme item and select the option to 'Autoplay video according to the session times', the session will automatically close at the end time of the session.
{% endhint %}
Scroll down and click on 'Add session'.
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