Live streaming control for your organization.
Streame receives your live video once, from your encoder or a camera, and sends it to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and any other destination at the same time. Turn each destination on and off with a switch, watch everything live in one dashboard, and set the title and description of every live stream from one place.
Made for churches, schools, events and businesses that stream to more than one place, by people who are busy while they do it.
Send your encoder (OBS, vMix, a hardware encoder or an IP camera) to Streame once; it sends it on to every destination you choose.
Write the live title and description once for all destinations, or give each its own, within each platform's limits.
Connect your YouTube, Facebook and Twitch accounts with their own sign-in, and Streame sets the titles on the live video for you.
Previews, live and reconnecting states, and bitrates of every source and destination, with a stream log in plain words.
Your streams and their switches in a narrow panel inside OBS, so the operator never leaves the encoder.
Each organization sees only its own streams; viewers, stream operators and administrators each get what their role allows.
Every source with its live preview, and every destination it sends to, each with its own switch.
One title for all of a source's destinations, or a destination's own. With a connected account, Streame sets it on the platform's live video, and says when it got there.
Your organization's YouTube channels, Facebook Pages and Twitch channels, connected with each platform's own sign-in. Remove one at any time and Streame gives the permission back.
The OBS dock puts your destinations' switches next to your scenes. On a tablet or a phone, the whole dashboard fits the screen.
Accounts are made by your organization's administrator; there is no public sign-up.
Streame gives you a server address and stream key: paste them in your encoder.
YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any address, each with its stream key from the platform.
Optional: sign in to YouTube, Facebook or Twitch so Streame can set your live titles.
Start your encoder and switch destinations on. Change titles any time.
When you connect an online account, Streame asks the platform for permission to manage it, and uses that permission only to set the title and description of your live streams:
Streame's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Streame uses YouTube API Services: see the YouTube Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy. Your data is never sold or used for advertising. Take the access back at any time in Streame or on the platform.
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