# Can we draw video from Amazon S3 or other storage?

I would like to store my videos on Amazon S3 or Vimeo, is there any way to pull the videos from there into Videolinq? 

And b) does anyone know what the cost is per storage and transmission if I choose to store pre-recorded videos on the VideoLinq server?

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## Comments
### Comment 1

To use a file as source for live broadcast, we require the file to be an MP4, and to be pulled from a RTMP compatible server. Amazon S3 is a HTTP "web server". Files coming from AWS S3 will be considered "progressive downloads". Read this article that explains this: https://help.videolinq.com/en/articles/4515900-live-stream-from-a-recorded-file

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