StreamLive ProStart a live now from ChatGPT or Claude
Ask ChatGPT or Claude to set up a live right now on YouTube, a Facebook Page and your other channels, then go on air from the studio, the phone or OBS.
Once StreamLive Pro is connected to ChatGPT or Claude, you can ask for a live that starts now, for example "Set up a live now on my YouTube channel and my Facebook Page, title Evening class". The assistant creates the live on the channels you name and gives you the next step. Nothing goes on air yet: the broadcast starts when your video starts, from the browser studio, the phone or streaming software such as OBS.
For a live at a later time, see Schedule a live stream from ChatGPT or Claude.
Before you start
- The assistant is connected. You connect StreamLive Pro once in ChatGPT or Claude: Use StreamLive Pro from ChatGPT and Claude. It is included in every plan and in the trial.
- The channels are connected in StreamLive Pro. The assistant cannot connect a network. Connect them in Connections: Connecting your channels — YouTube, Facebook and the rest.
- Instagram and TikTok need a saved key. Their live works with a stream key that changes each session. Save a fresh key in Connections first, or the assistant gets "not set up for live" for them. See Live on Instagram and TikTok with a stream key.
- Your plan decides how many channels. The number of channels in one live, the live hours and the trial rules are the same as on the website. In the trial you go live from the browser studio; streaming software is not included.
Steps
- Ask for the live. Say the title and the channels. For example: "Set up a live now called Evening class on YouTube and my Facebook Page." You can add a description.
- Say how you will send video. "From the studio" means the browser studio or the phone. "From OBS" (or vMix, or another encoder) means streaming software. If you do not say, the live is still created and you can choose when you start.
- Say who can watch on YouTube. Public, unlisted or private. If you skip it, the live uses its default.
- Read the answer. The assistant replies with the live's title, its channels and its status (ready, not yet on air), plus a link to the studio.
- Going live from the studio or the phone. Open the studio link the assistant gave you, or open the Android app or the phone browser, and start the broadcast as usual.
- Going live from OBS. Ask "Give me the stream key for this live". This needs a separate permission and is shown masked unless you ask to see it in full; see Get your OBS stream key from ChatGPT or Claude. In OBS choose a custom service, paste the server and key, open the Live stream page of StreamLive Pro in a browser and keep it open, then press Start Streaming. Details: Connect OBS to StreamLive Pro and multistream.
- Check that video arrives. Ask "Is video arriving on the live?" The assistant reads the live's status and says whether your video reaches StreamLive Pro and if a channel has a problem.
What happens on the networks
The live goes out to every channel you named once video arrives. Each network shows it in its own way, under the title you gave. You can change the title and description during the live by asking the assistant; the change is sent to the networks on air. Channels cannot be added or removed in the middle of a live from the chat; do that in the studio.
When you finish, end the broadcast in the studio or in your software, or ask the assistant to end it: End a live from ChatGPT or Claude.
What can go wrong
| What happens | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| "Not set up for live" for Instagram or TikTok | No live key saved for this session | Paste a fresh key in Connections, then ask again |
| A channel "needs reconnecting first" | The network connection expired or access was withdrawn | Reconnect it: Reconnect a channel whose connection expired |
| "The plan allows up to N channels at once" | More channels were chosen than the plan allows | Pick fewer channels, or see /pricing?lang=en |
| The stream key is refused with "streaming software is not included" | The account is on the trial | Go live from the browser studio or the phone |
| The live is ready but nothing is on air | No video was sent yet | Start the studio or press Start Streaming in the software |
| OBS cannot connect | Wrong server or key, or an old key | See OBS says "Failed to connect to server |
Not sure what is missing? Ask "Am I ready to go live?" first: Ask ChatGPT or Claude if you are ready to go live.
Frequently asked questions
Does asking ChatGPT put me on air immediately?
No. The assistant creates a live that is ready to start. You go on air when the studio, the phone or your streaming software starts sending video.
Which channels can the assistant use for a live?
The channels connected in StreamLive Pro that are ready for live, such as YouTube, Facebook Pages, Twitch, Kick, LinkedIn, X and custom RTMP or SRT. Instagram and TikTok only after you saved a live key for the session.
Can I go live from my phone after asking Claude?
Yes. The assistant's answer names the app and the studio as ways to start. Open the Android app, or the phone browser on an iPhone, and start the broadcast there.
Can I change the title during the live?
Yes. Ask the assistant to change the title or description. The change is also sent to the networks that are on air.
Is this included in the trial?
Yes. Connecting an assistant is included in every plan and the trial. In the trial you go live from the browser studio, not from streaming software.
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