- What AI Streams is In development. AI Streams is not included on any plan you can buy yet, so you will not see it in your workspace. These articles describe how it works...
- Adding a video provider and API key AI streams make their clips with your own account at a video provider. You create an API key in that provider's developer site and paste it into Strea...
- What the key states mean Every provider you add shows a coloured Key label on AI Streams → Provider keys (and in the providers table on the AI Streams page). Only one state ma...
- Creating an AI stream Open AI Streams → New AI stream. You need the Manage streams permission. The settings Name — for you; viewers never see it. Channels — tick every chan...
- Story beats and the schedule Two optional ways to steer what a stream is about. They work together. Beats: a running order On the stream's edit form, Running order lets you tell t...
- Sending an AI stream to several channels An AI stream can publish into as many of your channels as your plan allows. On the stream's form, tick each channel it should go to. Every channel rec...
- Saving AI streams to the Video Library Turn on Save to Video Library on a stream's form to keep what it plays. How it works You get one video per stream per day (days run midnight to midnig...
- Watching the preview The stream page has a preview of what the stream is putting out, using the same player as the Streams page. One preview is enough — every channel gets...
- Costs and spend limits AI video is paid for by you, at your provider, under your own account. Stream Repeater does not resell it and cannot see or change what the provider c...
- Why isn't my AI stream generating? Every stream page has a banner that answers this in one line, with what to do. These are the answers it can give, checked in this order — the first on...
- Using AI Streams from the API Everything above can be driven from your own code with the Stream Repeater API. Create a token under Settings → API tokens (read-only, or read and wri...
- Writing prompts for reliable AI Streams An AI Stream works best when its instruction is clear, visual and consistent. Think of the instruction as a creative brief for a sequence of short cli...
- AI Stream queues, clips ahead and standby AI Streams prepare a small queue of clips before they are needed. This keeps the channel moving while the video provider is rendering the next scene....
- Troubleshooting an AI Stream that will not start If Start does not put an AI Stream on air, check the following in order. 1. Check the provider key Open AI Streams → Provider keys. The key must be Wo...
- Keeping AI provider keys secure AI Streams use API keys from your own video provider account. Treat those keys like passwords: they can spend provider credit and should never be shar...
- Scheduling AI Stream topics Use Schedule when an AI Stream should change topic at a predictable time, such as a daily news block, a weekend theme or a one-off event. Create a sch...
- Using AI Stream API updates safely The AI Streams API is useful when your own app needs to change a topic, start or stop a stream, or react to an external event. Create a dedicated writ...
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