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How to produce accurate Hebrew captions for a video, correct them, choose a style, and burn them in — including what really goes wrong with right-to-left text.

Every broadcast or video can become vertical Shorts with Hebrew captions that read right to left, with punctuation in the right place. How it works and what you can change.

How to pick a template and change font, size, colour, outline, plate and position — and what reaches the exported file versus what stays in the preview.

StreamLive Pro adds captions and translation to every recording and Short today. Captions and translation during the live broadcast itself are coming soon.

Download a past export again in StreamLive Pro: every MP4 and caption file you exported from a project is listed under Past exports, with Download, Re-export and Remove.

Add subtitles to a video already in StreamLive Pro storage, a kept recording or an upload, without uploading again: open it in the translation studio.

Add captions to Instagram Reels with StreamLive Pro: transcribe the video, pick a design, keep it clear of the Reels buttons, burn it in, and post the Reel.

Add captions to a LinkedIn video: make an SRT in StreamLive Pro and attach it when you post on LinkedIn, or burn the captions in so they show in every feed.

Translate subtitles to Spanish in StreamLive Pro: choose Spanish as the target, check length, opening marks and names, then burn the captions or export an SRT.

Translate subtitles to French in StreamLive Pro: choose French as the target, check length, punctuation and names, then burn the captions or export an SRT.

Translate subtitles to Russian in StreamLive Pro: choose Russian as the target, check names, length and the Cyrillic font, then burn the captions or export an SRT.

Detect speakers in a StreamLive Pro transcript: one click labels lines Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 by the pauses between them. How it decides, its limits, how to fix it.

Upload your own font for captions in StreamLive Pro: a TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 file up to 5 MB, saved to your account and used in every burned video.

Caption safe zones in StreamLive Pro show where each network's buttons and text cover a video, so captions stay readable on TikTok, Reels, Shorts, LinkedIn and X.

Write captions by hand in StreamLive Pro when automatic transcription does not fit: start from scratch, add lines, set their times, then burn them in or export SRT.

AI polish in StreamLive Pro reads the translated captions again with their context and glossary, and rewrites lines that read badly. When to run it and what to check.

Import an SRT, VTT or ASS file into a StreamLive Pro subtitle project to restyle, fix and burn captions you already have, or export them again as a clean file.

Duplicate a subtitle project in StreamLive Pro to try another design or edit safely: the copy keeps the lines, word timing and glossary, and uses no minutes.

Transcribe a video to text: upload it to StreamLive Pro, pick the same language as source and target, correct the lines and download TXT, or SRT with times.

Which languages StreamLive Pro translates captions into: 143 targets, the 25 included on Creator and the trial, about 100 spoken languages for transcription.

English subtitles for a Hebrew video: transcribe the Hebrew, correct it, translate to English in StreamLive Pro, then upload the SRT to YouTube or burn it in.

Translate subtitles to Arabic in StreamLive Pro: pick Arabic as the target, check the right-to-left lines and fonts, then burn the captions or export an SRT.

Fix names and terms in a transcript: find and replace across every caption line, and a project glossary that keeps a term the same in each new translation.

Burn captions into a video in StreamLive Pro: correct the text, pick one of more than 80 designs, and render an MP4 with the captions drawn into the picture.

Import SRT captions into CapCut: make and correct them in StreamLive Pro, download the SRT, and import it on CapCut desktop or web. The phone app cannot.

Import SRT captions into Final Cut Pro: transcribe in StreamLive Pro, download the SRT, import it as closed captions and check Hebrew text before export.

Add captions to a Facebook video: make an SRT in StreamLive Pro and attach it to the video on your Page, or burn the captions in for Reels and shares.

Upload SRT captions to YouTube: make and correct the file in StreamLive Pro, then add it in YouTube Studio as a caption track, one file per language.

Transcribe a live stream after it ends: keep the recording, open it from Past streams, run automatic subtitles, fix the text and download TXT or SRT.

Translate a video from English to Hebrew: upload it, pick English as source and Hebrew as target, fix the Hebrew lines, then burn captions or export SRT.

Download captions as SRT, VTT, ASS or TXT from StreamLive Pro, or burn them into an MP4. Which format each editor and network takes, and what each keeps.

Import SRT captions into DaVinci Resolve: make the file in StreamLive Pro, import it as a subtitle track, line it up and check Hebrew text direction.

A complete guide to sending one broadcast to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and more — from the first connection to going on air.

From sign-up to live on YouTube or Facebook: five steps in the browser, nothing to install, and the one wait you should know about.

YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and Kick connect with a sign-in. Instagram, TikTok, X and LinkedIn live take a stream key from the network. What each one asks of you.

Short answer: take the stream key from X, paste it into StreamLive Pro once (an X Producer source keeps its key), add YouTube, Facebook and the rest, and press Go live. One broadcast reaches all of them at the same moment.

When you press Go live in the browser studio, StreamLive Pro checks for 10 seconds that viewers will see and hear you. What it checks, what happens when it fails, and how to fix a blocked camera.

How to go live from a phone browser with StreamLive Pro, why the Facebook and Instagram browsers cause a black screen, and how to use the phone as a camera for a computer instead.

How to go live on Instagram and TikTok LIVE from StreamLive Pro with a stream key: who can, where the key is, why it changes every live, and what the "New key needed" and "Key ready" badges mean.

Short answer: a browser, one camera or phone, and StreamLive Pro. The class goes live on YouTube and Facebook (and more) at once, and afterwards becomes Shorts with Hebrew captions and, if you like, a podcast episode.

What each vMix thing is called here, where it is, keys like vMix, and what differs on purpose.

How to set a broadcast for a date and time, why announcing it on the networks beforehand matters, and what the system does on its own when the moment arrives.

What each network needs in order to connect, how brand channels and Pages work, and what to do when a channel is marked disconnected.

Which networks are actually read, how to reply to a viewer from the studio, and what the panel deliberately does not do.

Where to find the server address and stream key, which encoder settings to use, and what to check when the connection is not picked up.

Three ways to run a multi-camera live stream: the StreamLive Pro web studio, phones as extra cameras, or your own switcher software over RTMP.

A practical guide to a clean green screen: the backdrop, the light, the distance, the camera settings and the key, with StreamLive Pro.

What makes a lower third readable, how long to show it, and how to add one in the StreamLive Pro studio, including Hebrew titles that read right to left.

Add StreamLive Pro as a custom channel in PRISM Live Studio on the computer and send one stream to YouTube, Facebook Pages, Twitch and more: steps, settings and fixes.

Add a Custom RTMP output in XSplit Broadcaster with StreamLive Pro's address and key, and reach YouTube, Facebook Pages, Twitch and more from one stream: steps and fixes.

Send Wirecast's program to StreamLive Pro through an RTMP Server output and reach YouTube, Facebook Pages and more with one upload: Address, Stream, settings and fixes.

Send a Microsoft Teams meeting to StreamLive Pro with the Custom Streaming app (RTMP-Out), then on to YouTube, a Facebook Page and more: admin setting and steps.

Add StreamLive Pro as an RTMP destination in Ecamm Live on the Mac and send one stream to YouTube, a Facebook Page, Twitch and more: fields, settings, fixes.

Send a Webex meeting or webinar to StreamLive Pro with Webex's "Other streaming services" option, and from there to YouTube, a Facebook Page and more: fields and fixes.

Send a Zoom meeting or webinar to StreamLive Pro with Zoom's custom live streaming service, and from there to YouTube, a Facebook Page and more: fields and fixes.

Change the title, description or thumbnail of a live while it runs: what reaches YouTube and Facebook, the push to all channels button, and the limits.

Stream to StreamLive Pro from the FFmpeg command line over RTMPS or SRT: a working command, what each option does, keyframes every 2 seconds, and how to reconnect.

Schedule a broadcast you will stream from OBS: set the time and channels, put that broadcast's key in OBS ahead of time, and start OBS at the right moment.

How to send WHIP from OBS to StreamLive Pro, why the WHIP tab is still beta and untested with encoders, and why RTMPS or SRT is the safer way to multistream today.

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.

Stream from Larix Broadcaster on a phone to StreamLive Pro with RTMP or SRT: how to build the connection URL, which settings to pick, and when you need no app at all.

Connect Streamlabs Desktop to StreamLive Pro with Stream to Custom Ingest: where the URL and key go, the output settings, what stops working, and the fixes.

Send a Blackmagic Web Presenter or Streaming Encoder to StreamLive Pro with a streaming XML file and reach every network at once: the file, the key, H.264 and fixes.

Stream from an ATEM Mini to several networks at once: as a USB webcam into the browser studio, or straight over Ethernet with a custom streaming service.

Broadcast a pre-recorded video as a live stream to several networks at a set time, with no computer on: plans, steps, what the server sends, and the limits.

Connect Streamlabs, a phone encoder app like Larix, or a hardware encoder to StreamLive Pro by RTMP: split or combined address, settings, and fixes.

Stream to StreamLive Pro with SRT from OBS, vMix or a hardware encoder: the SRT address, passphrase, stream ID and latency, field by field, and when SRT helps.

Connect vMix to StreamLive Pro with a Custom RTMP Server destination: the fields, the quality settings to check, why one destination beats three, and the fixes.

Connect OBS to StreamLive Pro step by step: the Custom service, the output settings that pass every network, how to see you are live, and how to stop cleanly.

Short, exact answers to what people ask before they sign up: what it does, which networks, prices, the trial, the app, OBS and Hebrew.

One paragraph on the product, who it was built for, and what it does better than a single-purpose tool.

Connect each network once on the Connections page, and from then on you can stream and publish to it from here. You always sign in on the network's own screen, and we never see your password.

What the product does well, where it saves work and money, and the limits worth knowing up front.

What StreamLive Pro Studio is, what it will cost, which computers it runs on, what works in the preview build and what is still coming. Updated 30 October 2026.

Examples by type of user, and which plan usually fits each one.

Connect your account to ChatGPT or Claude and ask in plain words about your lives, Shorts and results. Two steps, no code.

What the "Your first week" card on Home is, what each of its four steps does, how a step gets ticked, and how to hide it.

How Analytics works: one account switcher on every view, a deep page for one post (overview, reach, engagement, audience), comparing accounts, and why a number is sometimes missing.

Short answer: StreamLive Pro (streamlivepro.io) is web software by KIWI AI, not a device. The hardware mixer is the ATEN UC9040 StreamLIVE PRO, and Tencent Cloud StreamLive is a separate cloud service.

Seven common failures, the real cause of each, and the action that resolves it — without guessing and without refreshing for its own sake.

Most questions are answered at once. These are the topics a person handles, and how it works.

Which browser to use for StreamLive Pro: Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox on a computer, Safari or Chrome on a phone or iPad, and why in-app browsers fail.

Switch the StreamLive Pro dashboard between Hebrew and English in Settings, Preferences. What changes with it, and why it does not change your captions.

When the StreamLive Pro trial ends nothing is charged and nothing is deleted. You can still sign in, watch, download and delete; creating new things needs a plan.

What the StreamLive Pro free trial includes: 7 days, no card, two lives of up to an hour to two networks, 10 Shorts, 10 translation minutes, and what stays closed.

A tour of the StreamLive Pro dashboard: what each menu item does, where Billing, Settings and the tools live, and the fastest way to find a screen.

Upload a video and get edited Shorts: a short video becomes one Short, a long one is cut into several Shorts from its strongest moments. No live stream needed.

Short answer: automatic Shorts are on unless you turned them off. When each broadcast ends, StreamLive Pro cuts up to 5 vertical 9:16 Shorts with burned-in captions from its strongest moments, ready to publish everywhere.

One bar on the Shorts page sends every ready Short of a video to your networks: one a day at your best hour, every 3 hours, or all now, with 5 seconds to undo.

During the free trial, everything the system makes for you (Shorts, exports, translations) carries a small "Made with StreamLive Pro" mark. TikTok does not let apps post videos with such a mark, so those Shorts cannot be sent there. Once you choose a plan the mark is gone.

Where caption designs live in StreamLive Pro: the Live style gallery on the Translate page, 89 editor templates, and the 8 caption looks for Shorts.

Add your logo to Shorts once and it appears on every new Short in the same corner and size. Which file works best, where it goes, and how to remove it.

B-roll in StreamLive Pro Shorts adds short stock cutaways that match what the speaker says. How it is chosen, its limits, and how to switch it off.

Background music in StreamLive Pro Shorts: Smart, Calm, Upbeat or Cinematic, or no music at all. Where to set it, when Smart adds none, and copyright.

The Short style window sets how every new Short looks and sounds: logo, caption look, accent colour, caption language, music, effects and B-roll.

Why StreamLive Pro uploads a set number of videos to YouTube per day on each plan, what happens to the uploads over it, and when the queued ones go out.

How Shorts handle two people in one wide shot: why one vertical crop cannot hold both, what the speaker tracking does, and how to film interviews for Shorts.

Download a Short as an MP4 from StreamLive Pro: the Download button on its card, the size of the file, the edited version, and posting it by hand on any network.

Translate the captions of your Shorts: set a caption language for new Shorts with the Short style button, or translate an existing Short in the editor and export it.

Turn a horizontal video into vertical 9:16 two ways: as Shorts that follow the speaker, or with a centre crop on export. The arithmetic of what each keeps.

Edit an AI Short before publishing: fix caption words and re-render, change the caption style, trim it in the editor, then check it on a phone before posting.

How many Shorts you can make in StreamLive Pro: up to 5 from one video, a monthly number by plan, 10 in the trial, and how to choose fewer per live so they last.

Turn automatic Shorts on or off in StreamLive Pro: the Autopilot button, the Settings card, a count for one live, and how to still make Shorts by hand when off.

How StreamLive Pro chooses the moments for Shorts: smart cuts at pauses in speech on Creator and the trial, AI that ranks moments on Pro and Studio, and the limits.

Export social media analytics from StreamLive Pro: a CSV of numbers per day, a CSV of every post, or a PDF report of the account and period on screen.

Compare your social accounts side by side in Analytics: a ranking, 2 to 4 accounts in columns, and account vs account per follower, fair to small Pages.

The Audience tab in Analytics shows who follows or watches one account: age and gender, countries and cities, devices, subscribers, and when followers are online.

Find any post or video in Analytics: search by words of the title, paste the post's link, filter videos, lives or posts, and sort by views or engagement.

Read the analytics of a single post or video: how it ranks against your usual, reach and traffic sources, the retention curve, audience, and why a number can be missing.

Which networks give numbers to StreamLive Pro Analytics: YouTube, Instagram, Facebook Pages, Threads and Twitch, and why TikTok, LinkedIn and X differ.

Choose which Pages, channels and profiles appear in Analytics, separately from publishing: add an account only to read its numbers, or hide one without changing posting.

The one-line summary at the top of the Analytics Overview: views in the period, the change, the leading network, your best post, and what StreamLive Pro brought.

Find your best time to post from your own posts: the heatmap by day and 3-hour block, how many posts it needs, and how scheduling and Publish all use it.

Set social media goals in Analytics: weekly and monthly rings for views, posts, engagement, lives and followers, automatic targets from your history and streaks.

Compare analytics periods in StreamLive Pro: every number is measured against the previous period of the same length. How to read the change and when it is hidden.

See how many people watch your live on YouTube and Facebook together, why other networks show zero, and how to get a full count when you multistream.

Read social media analytics for YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Threads and Twitch in one place: what to check first, how to compare, which networks give no numbers.

Read and answer YouTube, Facebook Page, Instagram and Threads comments on the Comments page: which networks work, filters, replies, likes and hiding, and limits.

A plain-words comparison: prices, what each limit means, what happens when you reach one, and how to upgrade or move to a cheaper plan.

What data is kept, where, who sees it, what we never do with it, and how to delete or export it.

Delete your StreamLive Pro account from Settings, Danger Zone: access stops at once, everything is erased after 30 days, and signing in within 30 days undoes it.

Which plans exist, what exactly each limit applies to, what happens when you reach one, and how the subscription, invoices and cancellation work.

Where your files live, when a broadcast is kept as a recording and when it is not, what happens as storage fills, and exactly what deleting removes.

Who operates the service, how to reach us, and the main points of the Terms of Service.

Which notices StreamLive Pro puts in the bell, why a broken connection is announced once and not every hour, and in which language notices appear.

What is measured, where the figures come from, and why YouTube's or Facebook's own dashboard may show a different number than ours.

What StreamLive Pro shows when an action reaches a limit of your plan, what the numbers mean, what happens after you upgrade, and what to do when a payment did not go through.

When a paid StreamLive Pro plan ends, your files are kept for 30 days with reminder emails, then deleted. How to download them, or renew a plan to stop the deletion.

StreamLive Pro charges Israeli customers in shekels with VAT included and everyone else in US dollars with no VAT added. How we decide, and what to do if it looks wrong.

Change the card for your StreamLive Pro plan from Billing, Manage subscription, on the processor's secure page with no charge, and pay an open renewal with a new card.

Apply a StreamLive Pro coupon in Billing, Coupon before you choose a plan: check the code, pay the discounted price, and see which coupons fit new subscriptions.

Where to find StreamLive Pro invoices and receipts: Billing, Invoices, with a PDF for each payment, and how to put your business name and VAT number on them.

Changed your mind after cancelling StreamLive Pro? While the paid period runs, choose a plan again in Billing to withdraw the cancellation. After it ends, subscribe anew.

Check your StreamLive Pro usage in Billing, Usage: storage, translation minutes, streaming hours and automatic Shorts, and the date your monthly allowances renew.

Download your StreamLive Pro account data as JSON or CSV from Settings, Privacy and Data: what the file holds, what it leaves out, and how to save your videos too.

What each StreamLive Pro team role can do, what no team member can ever reach, and how to give one person view-only or no access to a single area.

Deleted your StreamLive Pro account by mistake? Within 30 days, sign in with the password, Google or a reset link and it comes back. What returns and what to redo.

How to upgrade, downgrade, switch to annual billing or cancel your StreamLive Pro subscription on the Billing page, and when a refund applies.

Invite team members to your StreamLive Pro account: send an email invite, choose Viewer, Editor or Manager, and let them work without sharing your password.

Lost the phone with your authenticator app? Sign in to StreamLive Pro with a backup code or another method, or start account recovery with a waiting period.

Turn on two-step verification in StreamLive Pro with an authenticator app, a passkey or an email code, save the 10 backup codes, and trust a device for 30 days.

Change your StreamLive Pro password in Settings, Security, and your account email in Profile with a confirmation link. What signs out, and what to do with Google sign-in.

Sign in to StreamLive Pro with Google or with email and password. Both lead to the same account when the address matches; how to add a password and what Google changes.

Add a smartphone as a second angle for a live or a podcast. With the app signed in, it is one tap on the phone; without it, a link opens the camera in the phone's browser.

Guest join options explained: Camera + Mic, Camera Only, Mic Only and Listen Only. What each one sends, when to pick it, and what the host sees and can change.

Connect your podcast once with its RSS feed link, and from then on every episode you publish shows up in both apps by itself.

How to open the podcast studio, invite guests with a single link and nothing to install, control what is seen and heard, and record the conversation to a file.

Hold a private video call in StreamLive Pro and record it without going live: invite by link, control participants, share a screen and save the recording to Storage.

How remote guests work in the StreamLive Pro Studio desktop app: a link per guest, a waiting room with a device check, Admit in one click. Status: built, switched off in 0.5.0.

How the automatic director in StreamLive Pro works: link each microphone to a camera, turn on Auto, and the picture cuts to whoever is speaking.

How to send an invite link, what a guest sees before joining, and what to do when a guest cannot be seen or heard.

How many podcast shows and episodes your plan includes: how the monthly episode count works, where to see it, what the trial allows and what to do at the limit.

ISO recording keeps a clean file of every camera, so you can re-edit a show after it ends. How it works in StreamLive Pro today and in the coming desktop app.

Submit your podcast to Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Pocket Casts, Podcast Index, Castbox, iHeartRadio and Deezer with the same RSS feed you gave Spotify and Apple.

Turn a podcast episode into vertical Shorts: pick the recording in Shorts, get up to 5 captioned clips that follow the speaker, check them and publish to every network.

Add an episode to your podcast RSS feed from any recording or upload: title and notes, audio quality, chapters, transcript, draft or scheduled publishing.

Verify the podcast owner email so it is written into your RSS feed: the 6-digit code, how long it lasts, why apps cannot send you the claim code without it.

Podcast cover art size and show details explained: the 1400 to 3000 pixel square rule, title, description, category, owner and feed address, checked before you submit.

Save the podcast studio setup and bring it back next episode: Save Settings for cameras, mics and links in this browser, and named Sessions in your account.

Record a podcast with two or more people in one room on one computer: one microphone per person, linked to their camera, levels, room echo, and a file per camera.

Record a podcast and go live at the same time from the browser studio: the order of the buttons, what is kept, where the file goes and how it becomes an episode.

Use an audio interface such as a Focusrite or RODECaster in the browser podcast studio: pick the input channel, fix a voice on one side only, and know the limits.

Invite a guest to your podcast recording with one browser link: no account or install for the guest, a sound check before you record, and control of who is heard.

A tour of the browser podcast studio: setting up cameras and mics, inviting guests, automatic camera switching, recording, going live and publishing the show.

StreamLive Pro says "Service unavailable in your region" or "Registration unavailable in your region" at sign-up? Which countries are affected and why.

StreamLive Pro says "Busy for a moment", "The server is very busy right now" or "System under scheduled maintenance"? What each one means and what to do.

Podcast RSS feed not public or shows Not found: the trial, an ended plan, Private or Unlisted visibility, a missing owner email or no episodes, and how to fix each one.

Lots of people are signing up from your network" or "Too many sign-up attempts for this e-mail address"? Why sign-up pauses for a while and how to finish it.

Podcast cover image rejected on upload or by an app: what NOT_SQUARE, TOO_SMALL, TOO_LARGE, FORMAT and COLOR_SPACE mean and how to export a cover that passes.

StreamLive Pro says "Team seat limit reached" when you invite, or "This team is full" when you accept? How seats are counted and how to free one.

StreamLive Pro refuses your coupon with "Invalid or expired coupon" or another message? What each coupon message means, and how to use the code the right way.

StreamLive Pro said "The subscription was NOT cancelled" or the plan still shows after you cancelled? What each message means and the other ways to cancel.

The StreamLive Pro payment page stays blank or says "The payment page could not be opened"? Causes, the full-screen option, and what each payment message means.

The payment did not go through" when you upgrade or renew StreamLive Pro? What each payment message means, what was charged, and how to update the card.

Email already registered" when you sign up to StreamLive Pro? You already have an account with that mailbox. How to get into it, and what to do if it was not you.

StreamLive Pro logged you out with "Session expired" or "Session revoked - please log in again"? What ends a session, and how to stop it happening at a bad time.

No StreamLive Pro password reset email? Check spam, make sure the address has an account, use only the newest link within 60 minutes, and mind the hourly limit.

Storage full in StreamLive Pro? What uses the space, what stops working, which files to delete first, and how to keep a recording from being cut short.

StreamLive Pro says "Account blocked - contact support"? Why an account gets blocked, what still works, and how to ask our team to review and restore it.

Video upload failed in StreamLive Pro? The file may be over 6 GB, bigger than your free storage, or the upload was cut off. What each message means and the fix.

No StreamLive Pro verification code after sign-up? Check spam, wait a minute and press Resend code, fix a mistyped address, or confirm through Sign in with Google.

Analytics shows no data, no views or old numbers: accounts not switched on, missing permissions, Waiting for Meta approval, networks that give nothing, and the fix.

Another translation is already running? Your plan's limit on parallel translations is reached. How long to wait, what counts as running, and stuck jobs.

Render failed when exporting from the StreamLive Pro editor? What each export message means, from the hourly limit to a missing source video, and how to get the file.

Project open in another tab, or "This project changed somewhere else"? Why StreamLive Pro warns you, and when to choose Reload latest or Overwrite with mine.

Sign-up refused with "The security check did not pass" or "Please complete the security check"? What the check is, why it fails, and how to get past it.

Source video no longer stored in a subtitle project? What you can still open and download, why it happens, and how to get the captions back onto the video.

Could not parse the subtitle file? The editor found no timed lines in your SRT, VTT or ASS. The usual causes, how to check the file in a text editor, and the fix.

StreamLive Pro says too many sign-in attempts? After 5 wrong passwords sign-in pauses for 15 minutes. Wait, or reset the password, which clears the count at once.

Transcript in the wrong language? Auto-detect decides from the opening of the video and keeps that choice. Set the source language yourself and run it again.

Your YouTube upload says it is queued? Why it waits for midnight Pacific time, how to check when it starts, and what to do when it cannot wait.

Sign-up refused with "Disposable / throwaway email addresses are not allowed"? Why StreamLive Pro asks for a permanent address, and which addresses work.

AI help paused or used up for today? What each AI message means in StreamLive Pro, when it comes back, and how to keep working without waiting.

A channel shows Token expired or Authorization expired? Reconnect YouTube, Facebook or another network in one click, and fix the causes that make it expire again.

Scheduling a post or a live is refused: the date is past your trial or plan period, the account has no active plan, TikTok is ticked, or the time has passed.

A message says your Shorts are used up? What the monthly and trial Shorts limits are, when they renew, why fewer Shorts came out, and what to do now.

Shorts still processing? What each step on the Creating shorts card means, how long a set takes, when it counts as stuck, and what to do next.

Shorts were not created after your live? Check the automatic Shorts setting, your monthly Shorts, the length of the live and how to make them by hand.

Two-step verification code not accepted at StreamLive Pro sign-in? Fix the phone clock, a reused or old email code, a backup code, or a lock after wrong tries.

Where is my live stream recording? Check Past streams and Storage, keep the video within about two hours, and learn why some broadcasts have none.

Your Instagram account does not appear after connecting, or says it has no linked Page: professional accounts, the linked Facebook Page, ticking both, and the fix.

The WhatsApp QR code for Post from groups expires, keeps changing or will not link: why, how to link with a phone-number code, and what each status means.

A post sent to your WhatsApp group or Telegram channel did not reach your networks: how to read the activity log, every filter reason and the fix for each.

Why your Short, export or recording shows the Made with StreamLive Pro watermark, how to remove it for the next ones, and why TikTok refuses watermarked Shorts.

LinkedIn Live not starting from StreamLive Pro? The usual causes: the key of another event, starting outside LinkedIn's time window, Go live not pressed, or no access.

Out of translation minutes? How StreamLive Pro counts them (the video's length, per run), when they renew, and how to finish the job with the minutes you have.

Hebrew captions reversed, or the question mark on the wrong side? Why right-to-left captions break between apps, and the checks that fix each case.

Live reached only some networks? Why one destination stays empty while the others work: expired connection, old stream key, plan limit or the network's own rules.

Captions out of sync? Usually the file is timed to a different cut of the video. How to tell the kinds of offset apart and fix each one in StreamLive Pro.

Stream key or server URL not accepted in Connections? What each message means, from "The stream key does not look right" to a Vimeo URL refused, and how to fix it.

No stream key for OBS on the StreamLive Pro trial? Why the key says browser-studio-only, what you can do in the browser studio instead, and how to get the key.

Subscription expired and you cannot go live? What "Renew to continue streaming" means, the two-day grace after a renewal date, and how to get back on air.

Kick stays offline while other networks go live? Usually Kick did not hand out the stream key, the sign-in expired, or the title and category are missing.

Cannot start a second live stream? What "one live broadcast at a time" means, how to find the broadcast that is still running, and when a second live helps.

Your live stream ended without anyone pressing Stop? The usual causes in order: lost signal, the trial's 60 minutes, an ended plan or an empty picture.

What the trial messages in StreamLive Pro mean: the 7-day trial has ended, the trial's lives are used up, or a subscription ended. What still works and what to do.

The other networks go live but Twitch stays offline? Usually the Twitch sign-in expired or a pasted key was reset. How to read the message and fix it fast.

Facebook Page missing after you connect Facebook? Usually it was not ticked on Facebook's approval screen. How to add it with Reconnect, and the other causes.

Live from your phone keeps dropping or stops by itself? The usual causes are leaving the app, a weak or blocked Wi-Fi, heat and one network refusing. Checks and fixes.

Your scheduled live did not start, or started without some channels? Read the notice you got, match it in the table, and fix the cause before the next slot.

The live goes out but nothing appears in the Telegram channel or group? Usually Start streaming was not tapped in Telegram, or the key changed. How to fix it.

Can't hear a guest in your live? Usually the guest arrived muted, joined without a microphone, or picked the wrong mic. The checks for host and guest, in order.

Why StreamLive Pro answers "WHIP and HLS destinations are not supported yet", what to ask your service for instead, and how to add it as a Custom RTMP or SRT destination.

Guest link not working? Usually it expired after 4 hours or your studio was closed, so the room is gone. What the guest sees, what it means, and how to fix it fast.

Phone camera froze or says Reconnecting during a live? The studio keeps its place for 5 minutes by default while the phone tries again. What viewers see and what to do.

A video call closed for everyone in the middle? Usually the plan's call length was reached, the host was away too long, or the room hit its 4-hour limit. How to tell.

Your encoder is live and StreamLive Pro may even show the picture, but YouTube, Facebook and the other networks stay empty: causes in order, a table, checks and fixes.

A guest sees "This room is full right now"? Your plan sets how many people a room seats. Who counts, how to free a place, and when to upgrade.

OBS shows "Failed to connect to server" when streaming to StreamLive Pro: the usual causes in order, a symptom table, the checks to run, and what to send to support.

Phone camera not showing in the studio? Usually the link opened inside another app, the camera was refused, or the phone is waiting in Preview. Checks in order.

Screen share not working on a Mac in Chrome, Edge or Safari? macOS must allow the browser to record the screen. Where to turn it on, and the other checks.

Capture card black or silent in the browser studio? Usually another app holds it, the HDMI source is protected, or the card's sound was not picked. Checks in order.

OBS, vMix or your encoder says it is streaming but StreamLive Pro or the networks show no picture: the likely causes in order, a symptom table, and what to send support.

Microphone not working in Chrome, Edge or Safari? Usually it is blocked for the site or the system, or the browser picked another mic. How to allow and choose it.

The studio says you are live but no picture is arriving and viewers see a black screen. What the red bar means, the usual causes, and how to fix it without ending.

Sound ahead of or behind the picture in a live stream or podcast? Find where the delay starts and fix it at the source: separate devices, Bluetooth, the encoder.

Camera not working in Chrome, Edge or Safari? Usually the site or the computer blocks it, or another app holds it. Where to allow it, from each vendor's help.

Viewer comments from YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or Kick are missing in the live chat panel. What the status line means, which networks are read, and how to fix it.

The browser studio lags, the fan roars or the CPU cell turns red. How to read the studio's System health, which effects cost the most, and what to switch off first.

Webcam stuck at 720p or lower in the browser studio? Usually the camera cannot do more, or another app holds it. How to see the real size and what to change.

Echo in a live with guests usually comes from someone using speakers instead of headphones, or watching the live in another tab. How to find who and fix it.

The studio says it lowered the broadcast quality because your upload is slow. Why it does that, how it returns, what the network cell shows, and how to fix the line.

Viewers see a soft or blocky picture? Usually the bitrate is too low for the motion or the upload stepped it down. How to find which one it is and fix it.

No audio on your live stream? Usually the studio uses a different microphone than you think, or it is muted. The checks in order, for the browser studio and OBS.

Live stream freezing, dropping frames or buffering? Usually your upload cannot carry the bitrate you send. How to read Stream health and what to lower first.

Instagram or TikTok stream key not working? Usually the key was already used, or Go live was not pressed in Instagram. What each key message means and the fix.

Facebook live not working from StreamLive Pro? Usually the Page was not ticked on Facebook's approval screen or its permission expired. Checks and fixes.

YouTube live not starting? Usually live streaming is not switched on for the channel yet, or the connection expired. The checks in order, and how to fix each.

How to send a finished video or Short to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram and WhatsApp from inside the system — and what each network accepts.

Smart replies answer comments from your own knowledge and in your own voice, and you approve every reply. What they do, what they never do, and why they are off until you choose them.

Write one text for every network, and if needed open "Per-network adjustments" to give one network a different text, also post a Story, or get help from AI.

Change the time, text, cover or networks of a scheduled post, make a copy for another day, or cancel it before it goes out. What can and cannot be changed.

The Content calendar shows every scheduled post and live and what happened on each network: list, week and month views, filters, statuses and what to do next.

A post went out on some networks and failed on one. How to read the reason, fix the usual causes, and send it again only to the network that failed.

Remove a post you published from YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn and X in one step with Delete everywhere, and what to do on Instagram, TikTok and the others.

Send posts from StreamLive Pro to a Discord or Slack channel through a webhook: how to create the webhook, what each one accepts, file sizes and common errors.

Post to Mastodon from StreamLive Pro: connect any Mastodon server, post text, a photo or a video now or on a schedule, and how your server's limits apply.

The daily and hourly posting limits StreamLive Pro uses for Instagram, Facebook, Threads and others, the networks' own limits, and what the warnings mean.

Post a video, photo or text to your LinkedIn profile from StreamLive Pro, now or scheduled. What LinkedIn accepts, and why company pages are not available yet.

How StreamLive Pro decides if your video goes out as a YouTube Short, a Reel or a regular video: shape and length per network, and how to get the other one.

Scheduled posts in StreamLive Pro use the time zone of the computer or phone you schedule from. How to check it, travel, summer time and wrong times.

Hide a channel you rarely use from the Publish everywhere and live channel lists without disconnecting it, see what is hidden, bring it back, and know where it applies.

Post Instagram Reels, photos and Stories from a computer with StreamLive Pro: the account you need, how videos become Reels, scheduling, and what Instagram refuses.

Connect Bluesky to StreamLive Pro with an App Password, never your main password: how to create one, which handle to type, what each error means, and how to revoke it.

Post to a Facebook Page you manage from StreamLive Pro: video, Reel, photo, text or Story, now or scheduled. Why personal profiles and groups are not possible.

Post a video or Short to TikTok from your computer with StreamLive Pro: the TikTok settings you must fill, why it cannot be scheduled, and fixes.

Control what a WhatsApp group or Telegram channel publishes: approved senders, stop words, a required word, the text layout, a signature and your logo as a watermark.

Upload a finished video to your YouTube channel from StreamLive Pro: title, who can watch, made for kids, cover, Shorts, scheduling and daily upload limits.

Send a video to your own WhatsApp group or Telegram channel and it is published to the networks you chose: linking, rules, scheduling and the activity log.

Post to Threads, Bluesky and a Telegram channel at once from StreamLive Pro: how each one connects, what each accepts, and what happens to long text.

Connect a Telegram channel or group to StreamLive Pro so your videos and posts go there with your other networks: the bot, admin rights, settings and fixes.

Post one photo or a text-only post to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, Telegram and more at once. Which networks take what, and the limits.

Post an Instagram Story from the computer with StreamLive Pro, now or scheduled: a photo or a vertical video. What the Story box does, and the limits.

Schedule one post to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Telegram and more from one screen, then edit, copy or cancel it in the Content calendar.

Write with AI on the Publish everywhere page drafts the post text, hashtags and a YouTube title from a few words of yours. How it works and its limits.

Post one Short to YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok from StreamLive Pro: connect the accounts, pick them, fill TikTok's form, publish. TikTok is manual only.

How material gets into the editor, how the tracks are laid out, which keyboard shortcuts actually work, and what is saved and exported at the end.

Which formats and aspect ratios you can export, what gets burned in, how long a render takes, and what to do when the file does not match the preview.

Edit captions on the StreamLive Pro editor timeline: move a line, drag its edges to retime it, split it, change its text on the video, and shift the lines after it.

Multitrack editing in the StreamLive Pro editor: layer video, images and logos on V tracks, music and voice on A tracks, add, reorder, lock and mute tracks.

How the StreamLive Pro editor saves your work: autosave status, 100 undo steps, the resume offer after a refresh, and caption versions you can restore.

Export a video in 4K from the StreamLive Pro editor: what source you need, the exact sizes of 4K vertical and square files, and why a 4K export can come out 1080p.

Add stickers to a video in the StreamLive Pro editor: arrows, highlight boxes, Subscribe and Like badges, reactions, with their place, size and timing.

Add your logo or a watermark to a video in the StreamLive Pro editor: upload a PNG, pick a corner, set the margin, size and opacity, and keep it in the exported MP4.

Add a lower third with a name and a role to a recorded video in the StreamLive Pro editor: pick a style, type in Hebrew or English, set when it shows, and export it.

Add a title or text on top of a video in the StreamLive Pro editor: pick a title template, type in Hebrew or English, set when it shows and move it on the picture.

Change the speed of a clip in the StreamLive Pro editor with Speed / Duration: speed up, slow motion, a set length, reverse, and keeping the voice's pitch. What exports.

Switch a video between 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 in the StreamLive Pro editor, choose which part of the picture stays, lock the frame, and export at the network's size.

Open a live broadcast recording in the StreamLive Pro video editor from Past streams or Storage, trim the waiting at the start, cut mistakes and export a clean video.

Mark moments with M, jump between markers, name them, turn snapping on or off with Shift+N, and loop a part of the video while you edit in the StreamLive Pro editor.

Resize, move and rotate a video or image clip in the StreamLive Pro editor with handles on the preview, to make picture in picture or reframe a shot. What exports.

Every keyboard shortcut of the StreamLive Pro video editor that works today: play, split, delete, nudge, markers, speed, captions, zoom, and the keys that do not.

Add a fade in, fade out, dip to black or white, or a dissolve at a cut in the StreamLive Pro editor, and fade music with the handles on audio clips.

Animate a clip with keyframes in the StreamLive Pro editor, such as a slow zoom, a move or a fade of opacity, and add looks like black and white or a vignette.

Remove a green screen from a recorded video in the StreamLive Pro editor: key one clip over a background, or the whole video over a colour, image or blur.

Color correction in the StreamLive Pro editor: fix a dark, yellow or flat video with exposure, contrast, temperature and tint, or start from a preset.

Add music to a video in the StreamLive Pro editor: put the track on its own audio track, let it duck under speech, set levels, fades and the mixer.

Split a clip in the StreamLive Pro video editor with S, trim its edges, remove the parts you do not want and close the gaps, all in the browser.

Stream to TikTok and YouTube at the same time from one computer: who gets a TikTok stream key, YouTube's live requirements, vertical or landscape, and fixes.

Go live on a Facebook Page and Instagram at the same time from one computer: what each network requires, the Instagram key per live, and the fixes.

Embed a live stream on your website: switch on the public web player for a broadcast, copy the iframe code or watch link, and viewers watch without a social account.

Go live on a Facebook Page from a computer: connect Facebook once, tick the Page, give it its own title, and start from the browser studio or from OBS.

Stream on Bilibili Live from your browser: start a live in your Bilibili room, copy the server and fresh key into the Bilibili Live card, then go live.

Go live on Dailymotion: get live enabled on your account, create a live stream in Dailymotion Studio, and paste its stream URL and key into StreamLive Pro.

Stream on DLive from your browser: copy the key from your DLive dashboard, paste it into the DLive card in StreamLive Pro, and go live alone or with other networks.

Stream on Huya from your browser: choose third-party push in Huya's stream settings, copy the server and push code into the Huya card, and go live with other networks.

Go live on Instagram from a computer: open a live on instagram.com, copy the stream URL and key into StreamLive Pro, start, then press Go live on Instagram.

Stream on Kick from a browser: connect Kick once so StreamLive Pro reads your stream URL and key, or paste them from the Kick dashboard, then go live.

Go live on LinkedIn from StreamLive Pro: get LinkedIn Live access, create a scheduled LinkedIn Live event with a custom stream, and paste its URL and key.

Livestream on Odysee: create a livestream for your channel, copy the stream server and the long stream key from RTMP Setup, and paste them into the Odysee card.

Go live on Rumble from a browser: set up a livestream on rumble.com, open the streamer configuration, and paste its Stream URL and key into StreamLive Pro.

Stream to your game's Steam store page: set up a broadcast event in Steamworks, create an RTMP token, and paste it into the Steam Broadcasting card in StreamLive Pro.

Live stream to a Telegram channel or group with a stream key: start a live stream with another app in Telegram, copy the server URL and key, go live.

Go live on TikTok from a computer with a TikTok stream key: who gets one, where to copy the server URL and key, and how to start from StreamLive Pro.

Stream on Trovo from your browser: copy the stream key from Trovo Studio, paste it into the Trovo card in StreamLive Pro, and go live alone or with other networks.

Stream to Twitch from a browser with no OBS: connect Twitch once and StreamLive Pro fetches the stream key for every broadcast, or paste the key yourself.

Stream to a Vimeo live event from your browser: create the event on Vimeo, copy its RTMPS URL and stream key, paste them into the Vimeo Live card, and go live.

Go live on VK Video from a browser: create a broadcast for streaming software in VK, choose a one-time or persistent key, and paste the URL and key into StreamLive Pro.

Go live on X from a computer: create a source in X Media Studio Producer, paste its RTMP URL and key into StreamLive Pro, start, then go live on X.

Go live on YouTube from a computer browser: switch live on for the channel, connect it once in StreamLive Pro, pick title and visibility, press Start stream.

Stream to any custom RTMP, RTMPS or SRT server from StreamLive Pro: add the address and key once, tick it next to YouTube and Facebook, and go live.

Go live on a Facebook Page and LinkedIn at the same time: the Page connects once with a sign-in, LinkedIn needs the stream key of each event, and one upload feeds both.

Go live on a Facebook Page and TikTok at the same time from a computer: the Page connects once, TikTok takes a fresh key per session, and one upload feeds both.

Stream to a Facebook Page and Twitch at the same time from your browser: connect both once with a sign-in, give Facebook its own title, and one upload reaches both.

Stream to Kick and TikTok at the same time from a computer: Kick connects once with a sign-in, TikTok needs a fresh key per session, and one upload feeds both.

Go live on TikTok and Instagram at the same time from a computer: two fresh stream keys per session, a Go live press on each network, and a picture that suits phones.

Stream to TikTok and Twitch at the same time from one computer: Twitch connects once with a sign-in, TikTok takes a fresh key per session, and one upload feeds both.

Stream to Twitch and Kick at the same time from one browser: connect both accounts once so their stream keys are fetched for you, set titles on each site, and start.

Stream to YouTube and Facebook at the same time from one browser: connect both once, tick both channels, give each its own title, and see both chats in one panel.

Go live on YouTube and Instagram at once from a computer: YouTube connects once, Instagram takes a fresh key each live, and you press Go live in the Instagram tab.

Stream to YouTube and Kick at the same time from your browser: connect both accounts once, set the Kick title and category on Kick, and one upload reaches both.

Stream to YouTube and LinkedIn at once: connect YouTube once, create a LinkedIn Live event with a custom stream, paste its key, tick both channels and start.

Stream to YouTube and Rumble at the same time: YouTube connects with a sign-in, Rumble takes the key from its streamer configuration, and one upload reaches both.

Stream to YouTube and a Telegram channel or group at once: YouTube connects with a sign-in, Telegram gives its admin a URL and key, one upload feeds both.

Stream to YouTube and Twitch at the same time from one browser: connect both once, tick both, set YouTube details here and the Twitch title on Twitch.

Stream to YouTube and X at the same time: YouTube connects with a sign-in, X takes the URL and key of a Media Studio Producer source, and one upload feeds both.

YouTube sign-in or stream key in StreamLive Pro: what each gives you (title, privacy, chat, viewers, scheduling), when to use the key, and the backup key.

How many networks one StreamLive Pro live can reach: set by your plan, two in the trial, what counts as one destination, and what the channel limit message means.

Pick which of your Facebook Pages a live goes to: Manage pages on the Facebook card, the switch on each Page in the channel list, and several Pages at once.

Add a thumbnail to your live in StreamLive Pro: one image for every network or one per channel, JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB, and why one may not show.

Choose who can watch your YouTube live from StreamLive Pro: public, unlisted or private, the once-per-channel choice with made for kids, and how to change it.

Give YouTube, Facebook and every other network its own title, description and thumbnail in one multistream broadcast: the Edit button, title limits, and what follows.

StreamLive Pro webhooks for developers: add an https address in Settings, receive stream.started and other events, and verify the HMAC-SHA256 signature in Node or Python.

StreamLive Pro API errors explained: invalid or expired key, missing permission, plan limit, 409 conflicts, 429 and 5xx, plus the older uppercase key codes.

StreamLive Pro API rate limits per key, per account, for writes and for publishing; the RateLimit headers, what to do on 429, and safe retries with Idempotency-Key.

Every StreamLive Pro REST API endpoint under /api/v1 with its parameters, request fields and answer fields: lives, chat, stream keys, Shorts, posts, analytics.

StreamLive Pro API keys for developers: create a key on the Studio plan, choose its permissions and expiry, call the REST API at /api/v1, and revoke it safely.

The limits of ChatGPT and Claude in StreamLive Pro, with the reason for each and what to do instead: connecting networks, TikTok posts, uploads, approvals and more.

Every permission ChatGPT or Claude can get on your StreamLive Pro account, what each one allows, which tools need it, which you can leave off, and how to change them.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude where your podcast stands: the RSS feed link, what is missing, and its status on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other apps, episode by episode.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude how your channels did over 7, 28, 90 or 365 days: views, watch time, engagement, followers and live hours against the period before.

Move a scheduled post to a new time, change its title or text, or cancel it before it goes out, by asking ChatGPT or Claude. What the chat can and cannot change.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude whether a post went out: the status of recent and scheduled posts, the link on each network, and the reason when one network failed.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude for the server address and stream key of a live, for OBS or vMix. Why it needs a separate permission, why it is masked, and when it is refused.

Disconnect ChatGPT or Claude from StreamLive Pro in Settings, Security, Connected apps and API. Access stops at once; what else cuts it, and how to reconnect.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude to read the chat of your live from YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and Kick: summarize questions, find a viewer's message, or list what to answer next.

Move a scheduled live to a new time, rename it, change its channels or YouTube privacy, or cancel it, by asking ChatGPT or Claude. What can change and when.

Ask Claude or ChatGPT to cut Shorts from a finished live, translate their captions and publish them to your channels, with a preview you approve before anything goes out.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude to end a live on every channel at once. How the confirmation works, what happens to the recording and Shorts, and what to stop yourself.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude "Am I ready to go live?" and StreamLive Pro answers with your ready channels, what to fix first, the ways to go live and the next steps in order.

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.

Schedule a live on YouTube, Facebook and your other channels by asking ChatGPT or Claude in plain words: what to say, what it sets up, and what you still do at air time.

All 24 StreamLive Pro MCP tools that ChatGPT and Claude can use: what each one does, which only read, which change things and which need your approval.

Bring an OBS or vMix scene into the browser studio as a camera: start the virtual camera, pick it in Add camera, add its sound, and fix a black or missing virtual camera.

Stream a PlayStation, Xbox or Switch to YouTube, Twitch and Kick at once: console into a capture card, the card into the browser studio, game sound and your voice.

Run the browser studio from an Elgato Stream Deck with Hotkey keys: Take, Cut, inputs to Preview, overlays, fade to black and mute, with the studio window in focus.

Stream with a DSLR, mirrorless camera or camcorder from the browser studio, through an HDMI capture card or the maker's USB webcam mode, and the settings that matter.

Keyboard shortcuts for the browser studio: Space to take, Enter to cut, numbers to Preview, overlays, mute, B for black, and a profile with F1 to F8 like vMix.

Use an HDMI capture card in the browser studio on a computer: plug it in, pick it as a camera, choose its sound, and stream it to every network at once.

Add a camera to the browser studio: pick a webcam, capture card or virtual camera, choose its microphone, and set focus, exposure and mirror on the tile.

Add a logo to your live stream in the browser studio: upload a transparent PNG or WebM, place it, keep it on air with overlay channels 1-8 and add titles.

How sound works in the browser studio: a volume and level meter on every tile, mute keys, noise suppression, auto level, music ducking and the guests' own mix.

A guest who joins your live waits off air: you can talk privately, set their name and layout, then put them on screen with one click. How it works, step by step.

Go live from an iPad to YouTube, Facebook and more at once: open the browser studio in Safari, start it with a tap, allow the camera, and use the full-width layout.

Picture in picture and side by side layouts in the browser studio: an automatic layout by camera count, a layout per guest, and a camera you place in a corner yourself.

How to run a live interview with a remote guest: send one browser link, check their sound before air, place them on screen and stream to every network at once.

Manage guests during a live stream in the browser studio: mute and unmute, change how each guest appears, rename them, set their volume, and remove someone from the room.

Add a news ticker to your live stream from the browser studio: write the text, set speed, size, colours and right-to-left direction, then start and stop it on air.

Overlay channels 1 to 8 in the browser studio: what each one holds, how to put an input on and off air with clicks or keys, staging, order, and the F1 to F8 profile.

Play a video during a live stream from the browser studio: add an MP4, MOV or WebM as an input, take it to air, choose what happens at the end, and keep its sound.

Present PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides in a live stream from the browser studio: share the slideshow window, or run the slides as a picture playlist.

Preview, Program, Take and Cut explained for live streaming: what each monitor shows, how a shot goes to air in the browser studio, and the keys that do it.

Record in the browser studio: press Record next to Go live, with or without broadcasting. Where the file goes, why it matters for keeping a live, and what to check.

Safe-zone guides in the browser studio: three dashed frames for 9:16, 16:9 and 1:1 that only you see, what each one marks, and how to place titles and logos inside them.

How to share your screen in a live stream from the browser studio: pick a tab, window or whole screen, include its sound, and switch back to the camera.

Show an image during a live stream from the browser studio: full screen as an input, smaller over the camera, or kept above every shot on an overlay channel.

Show a viewer's comment on screen during a live stream: pick it in the Comments panel or press Shift+C, choose a style and position, and hide or pin it.

Blur or replace your background in a live stream without a green screen: Remove BG on the camera tile, blur, ready backgrounds, or your own picture or video.

The browser studio bar explained: Outputs sends Program to a second screen, Workspace rearranges the studio for a laptop or chat, and what the other buttons hold.

The browser studio has no Scenes list like OBS. Build a scene as an input with up to 10 layers, switch it with Preview and Take, and add overlays on top.

Add an animated title to a live stream from the browser studio: 15 designs for names, headlines, quotes, numbers, chapters and calls to action, with an entry and exit.

Add an animated GIF, APNG or WebP to a live stream in the browser studio: it plays with transparency, loops by default, and sits on an overlay channel above every camera.

Remove a green or blue screen live in the browser studio: the one-click button on the tile, the Colour Key tab, the background behind you, and fixes for green edges.

Logo shows in a black box on air? The luma key in the browser studio turns the dark parts transparent. Where the slider is, what value to start with, and its limits.

Open your live on a "Starting soon" screen and cover breaks with "Be right back" in the browser studio: picture or looping video, music, mute, and coming back.

Each input in the browser studio has a settings window: crop, zoom, rotate, colour key, layers and camera controls. How to open it and what every tab does.

Go live on YouTube from a phone with StreamLive Pro in Safari, Chrome or the Android app: switch live on, connect the channel, tick YouTube and start.

Turn an Android phone into a live camera: scan the studio's QR code, open it in Chrome, confirm, and the phone joins as a tile. No webcam app or cable needed.

Turn an iPhone into a live camera with no app: scan a QR code from the studio, open it in Safari, confirm, and the iPhone becomes a tile you can take to air.

Turn a video on your phone into captioned vertical Shorts with the StreamLive Pro app: pick it from the gallery, choose how many, and publish them to your networks.

Vertical or horizontal live from the phone with the StreamLive Pro app: from version 1.2.0 hold the phone as you want before Go live; the orientation is kept on air.

Stream to Twitch and Kick at the same time from your phone with StreamLive Pro: sign in to both once, set title and category on each, tick both and go live.

Go live on YouTube and a Facebook Page at the same time from your phone with StreamLive Pro: connect both once, tick both, go live. One upload from the phone.

Join a StreamLive Pro live or podcast as a guest from your phone: open the link in Safari or Chrome, allow camera and mic, choose how to join, wait for the host.

The StreamLive Pro app for Android sends your phone camera live to YouTube, a Facebook Page, Twitch, Kick and more at once. Direct download today, not in Google Play yet.

Connect YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and other networks from the StreamLive Pro Android app, choose Pages and channels, reconnect or disconnect.

Go live from an iPhone to YouTube, a Facebook Page, Twitch, Kick and more at once with StreamLive Pro: Safari today, the iPhone app once it is in the App Store.

Answer comments on your posts from the StreamLive Pro Android app: the Inbox tab, filters, replying, the AI suggestion, alerts and networks you cannot answer.

Publish a video, picture or text post to every network from the StreamLive Pro Android app: pick the file, write once, choose networks, post now or schedule it.

Answers about the StreamLive Pro app: App Store and Google Play status, the Android download, iPhone, iPad, going live, Shorts, capture cards and the account.

Go live from the StreamLive Pro Android app: pick the networks, write a title, tap Go live, and what the app does if you leave it, lose signal or the app closes.

Install the StreamLive Pro Android app from streamlivepro.io/app: download the APK, allow the install once, sign in, keep it updated. Not in Google Play yet.

The StreamLive Pro app: the web app on a computer, the phone browser, the Android app at /app, the desktop app that is coming, and ChatGPT or Claude.

The StreamLive Pro app takes your phone camera live to several networks at once, makes Shorts and posts everywhere. Android download today; iPhone uses Safari.

StreamLive Pro Studio system requirements: Windows 10 or 11 64-bit with a DirectX 12 GPU, or macOS 13 or later; what was tested, disk space and how to check.

Answers about StreamLive Pro Studio, the free desktop app for Windows and Mac: release date, download, what is free, the platform, Mac, guests, PTZ and recording.

Is StreamLive Pro Studio free? Yes: free, professional streaming software. A StreamLive Pro account adds the platform: AI Shorts, scheduling and managed lives.