Add StreamLive Pro as a custom RTMP(S) platform on a YoloBox, YoloBox Pro or Ultra and reach every network from one stream: the emailed link, the fields, and fixes.
A YoloBox streams to the platforms you add on its Platform tab, and one of them can be a custom RTMP(S) destination. Add StreamLive Pro there, with the address and the stream key from the Encoder card, and the box sends one stream that StreamLive Pro passes on to every channel you tick. On most models you enter the address and key through a link the box emails you; the YoloBox Ultra can also take them directly.
The YoloBox steps follow YoloLiv's own article, YoloLiv: How to live stream with RTMP(s) on YoloBox, YoloBox Pro and YoloBox Ultra, checked 5 November 2026. Menu names can change with the box's firmware.

The YoloBox can stream to several platforms itself, and each one is a separate upload over the box's own connection, often a phone SIM or a venue's Wi-Fi. Sending one stream to StreamLive Pro keeps the box's upload at one stream, which matters most on mobile data, and our servers make the copies for each network. You also give each network its own title (Give each network its own title in one live broadcast) and see YouTube and Facebook comments in one chat.
Our ingest accepts H.264 video and AAC audio, a combined bitrate between 2 and 14 Mbps, and a keyframe interval between 2 and 10 seconds (Cloudflare Stream: Start a live stream, checked 5 November 2026). If the box offers a choice of video codec, choose H.264. On mobile data, pick a lower quality, because one stalled upload stalls every network at once; Upload speed and bitrate for multistreaming shows the arithmetic.
We have not tested a specific YoloBox model or firmware against StreamLive Pro. YoloLiv's article does not state the codec, the bitrate or the keyframe interval the box sends, or how many platforms each model streams to at once. Run a test with one unlisted YouTube channel before an event, over the same connection you will use on the day.
| Symptom | Fix |
|---|---|
| The setup e-mail does not arrive | Check spam and promotions; check the box's network connection |
| The link page will not save | YoloLiv suggests another browser, such as Safari, Edge or Firefox |
| The box connects but StreamLive Pro sees nothing | Server URL and Stream Key swapped, or a key from another broadcast. Enter them again |
| The box streams, the networks are empty | The Live stream page was closed or in the background, or no channel was ticked. See OBS is streaming, but YouTube and Facebook show nothing |
| Detected, no picture | See My encoder says it is streaming, but there is no picture |
| Stutters on every network on mobile data | The bitrate is above what the SIM holds. Lower the quality |
Yes. The box sends one stream to StreamLive Pro, and our servers send it to YouTube, your Facebook Page and every other channel you ticked.
On most models the address and key are entered through a link the box sends by e-mail, which is easier than typing a long key on the box. The YoloBox Ultra also has Fill In Manually.
The box's platform is called RTMP(S), so the RTMPS tab is the natural choice. If it does not connect, try the RTMP tab.
Yes, compared with sending a separate stream to each network from the box. The box uploads one stream whatever the number of networks.
No. Streaming from a hardware encoder is on the paid plans. The trial streams from the browser studio.
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