Set the weekly schedule once
Recurring go-live windows enable and disable the stream automatically for each service — no last-minute scramble in the booth two minutes before the opening hymn.
Members watch from home, while travelling, or on the platform they already use. Stream Repeater relays a single inbound feed to YouTube, Facebook and your own site, records the service for your archive, and can arm itself on a recurring weekly schedule so volunteers don’t have to remember to hit “go live”.
One feed from your sanctuary relays to YouTube, Facebook and an embeddable player on your website — set it once to go live on schedule, every week, without anyone needing to remember.
Recurring go-live windows enable and disable the stream automatically for each service — no last-minute scramble in the booth two minutes before the opening hymn.
Recording captures each service to a VOD library you can download from, and an embeddable player puts the live stream right on your church website.
Invite your media team as members or viewers with role-based access, so volunteers can run the stream without touching billing or settings.
The parts of Stream Repeater this kind of broadcast leans on most — no need to touch the rest.
A few ways teams in this space run Stream Repeater — pick the one that sounds like you.
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 calm 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 — nothing to swap out.
One restreaming workflow, shaped to how you actually broadcast.