How to unblock port 443

Before you proceed reading the instructions below, please make sure you have the latest version of XSplit Broadcaster installed on your computer.

If you have problems using XSplit Broadcaster to certain streaming services, please check that you can communicate to the internet on port TCP/443 (https) because some services require that port for security. If you cannot use https, you will need to unblock it and allow it. In some cases you may need to speak to your network admin or consult with your closest nerd friend. 🙂

There’s plenty of guides on the subject on the internet, but to get you started, we have created an ultra simple test case.

Please see if you can access Google.com. If your browser returns “Unable to access network”, it is likely that your computer, router or network is blocking port TCP/443.

The next step requires a little bit of trouble shooting. Your https traffic can be blocked in various places (running software) or by various devices such as your router. We cannot give you a foolproof guide here so we highly recommend reaching out to our support team if you’re unable to get personal assistance locally.