Keep the setup simple
One mobile app, one ingest key, one dashboard. You do not need to configure separate uploads for every destination.
Turn your phone into a proper mobile broadcast setup. Send one camera and microphone feed to Stream Repeater, then reach Twitch, YouTube, Kick and your own branded watch page.
Your phone is already the camera. Stream Repeater takes care of the awkward part after you press broadcast.
One mobile app, one ingest key, one dashboard. You do not need to configure separate uploads for every destination.
Send your event, outdoor report, behind-the-scenes stream or gaming session to Twitch, YouTube, Kick and custom endpoints together.
See relay health, recording state and destination status while you are away from your desk. Rotate the key whenever you need to.
The exact labels vary between mobile apps, but the workflow is the same.
| 1. Choose an app | Use an Android streaming app that supports RTMP or SRT and lets you choose the camera, microphone and bitrate. |
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| 2. Create your source | In Stream Repeater, create a channel and copy the server address and stream key from its Connect panel. |
| 3. Add destinations | Connect Twitch, YouTube, Kick, Facebook or any compatible custom RTMP/RTMPS endpoint in the dashboard. |
| 4. Go live | Paste the server and key into the app, frame your shot, check your connection and start broadcasting. |
A few small details make a big difference when you are streaming away from your normal setup.
Yes. Your phone sends one feed to Stream Repeater, which creates the platform copies on the server.
You need a reasonably modern phone, a stable connection and a mobile streaming app that supports RTMP or SRT. The camera quality is up to your handset and the conditions around you.
On plans with recording enabled, the incoming stream can be saved to your VOD library while it is relayed.
One mobile feed, every platform your audience uses.
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