Prints and builds are slow, and that’s the appeal — but only if your viewers can see what’s happening and have something to do. Stream Repeater reads your printer over the Local Agent (strictly read-only), puts its progress, temps, ETA and camera on your overlay, and can flip your channel live the instant a print begins — all from one dashboard, nothing exposed to the internet.
Bring your Klipper/Moonraker or Creality printer onto your stream — the live status, the camera, and automations that go live the moment a print starts — then keep the chat entertained with skill games while it runs.
Live progress, nozzle & bed temps, ETA, current layer and the printer camera (Moonraker webcam or Creality K2-style) go straight onto your stream over one encrypted agent connection — no port-forwarding, no cloud printer account.
Flip a toggle and the channel starts streaming automatically when a print begins and stops when it finishes — perfect for an unattended, timelapse-style build channel.
Bridge any LAN camera or encoder in your workshop into a channel — a bench cam, a room cam, the printer cam — each on its own output, all through the Local Agent.
Long prints need engagement: run chat-driven skill games (Hangman, Scramble, Trivia, Emoji, Countdown) on a one-link overlay, and react to follows and gifts with lights and alerts.
The parts of Stream Repeater this kind of broadcast leans on most.
A few ways teams in this space run Stream Repeater.
Point your encoder or streaming software at Stream Repeater instead of pushing separate streams from the production machine.
Add each platform or endpoint — reuse a saved preset or clone a stream — and switch on recording, scheduling or a public watch page as needed.
Watch live viewer counts, per-destination relay health and events from one dashboard, with alerts to email, Slack or Discord.
Relay to supported RTMP/RTMPS services like Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and Kick, plus custom RTMP, RTSP and SRT endpoints.
One restreaming workflow, shaped to how you broadcast.