Question 1

How To Start A Permanent 24/7 YouTube Live Stream (Manual / RTMP)

Accepted Answer

To start a permanent and stable 24/7 live stream using pre-recorded videos, you need to go to YouTube Studio’s Manage tab and click on Schedule Stream. This will make sure your stream does not stop even if connection or data problems occur for a moment. Let's set up your continuous stream in minutes:

|| ⚠️ First-time streamers: If this is your first stream on YouTube, you’ll need to verify your YouTube account - this process can take up to 24 hours before you can start streaming.

||| 📌 Note: This guide applies only to the “Manual Setup – Classic” method using a YouTube RTMP stream key. If you used the easier “Connect with YouTube” option to create your stream, you can skip this guide. In that case just click Start, and your stream will go live on YouTube instantly.

1. Create a 24/7 live stream on YouTube Studio

Start by visiting YouTube Live Studio in your browser,
Click on +Create and select GoLive from the dropdown menu. YouTube will try to open a new livestream immediately, but you have to close this and ignore it

Go Live on YouTube Studio

2. Access the Manage Tab and Schedule Your 24/7 Livestream

Now click the calendar icon to access the Manage tab to reveal the **Sche

Question 2

Video and Audio are out of sync on YouTube

Accepted Answer

Video and Audio Are Out of Sync on YouTube? Here's How to Fix It.

If you're experiencing the frustrating issue of your video and audio being out of sync on YouTube, don't worry - you're not alone. This problem can be caused by various factors, but a common solution is to adjust the latency settings to normal latency. However, please note that if you are currently live streaming, you will need to stop the stream before making this change.

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1. Stop Your Live Stream (If Applicable)

If you are currently live streaming on YouTube, you must stop the stream before proceeding with the latency adjustment. This is because changing the latency settings may disrupt the live stream, and it's best to make this change when you're not actively streaming.

2. Navigate to YouTube Live Studio

3. Adjust the Latency Settings

In the Live Control Room, you'll find the "Stream Settings" section.
Look for the "Latency" or "Stream Latency" option. The available options typically include "Normal Latency," "Low latency," and "Ultra low-latency."
Select "Normal Latency." This setting provides a balance between stream delay and synchronization.

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the issue of video a

Question 3

How To Start Multiple 24/7 Livestreams on YouTube?

Accepted Answer

To run multiple 24/7 livestreams on the same YouTube channel, you need to schedule them using the Manage Tab in YouTube Studio. Follow these steps to get started:

|| If you are looking for Multistreaming instead (streaming the same source to multiple platforms) then check out the Multistreaming Guide.

| Visit Upstream.so for more info on running 24/7 Live Streams

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1. Open YouTube Live Studio and Click on Go live

Begin by opening YouTube Live Studio and clicking "Go live" at the top right corner, next to your user badge.

2. Navigate to the Manage Tab and Schedule a 24/7 Livestream

On the left, click the "calendar" icon to access the "Manage" tab and reveal the scheduling controls
Click on Schedule Stream.

|| It is crucial to use the Manage tab to schedule your stream. When you click on Go Live, YouTube will automatically try to start an instant, unscheduled stream, but you can close that, ignore it, and go to the Manage tab, as described above.

Use the Managed tab to get started

3. Set Title, Description and other info

Fill in all the required data for your 24/7 stream, including the title, description, and other relevant details.

Make sure Streaming

Question 4

How To Livestream 24/7 On YouTube Shorts

Accepted Answer

You can set up your live stream to stream to YouTube Shorts. Here's how to do it:

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|| Google official documentation for Live Streaming Shorts: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/13822251?hl=en

How to Stream to YouTube Shorts?

Head over to Youtube and Click on Go Live - or by clicking here to open Youtube Live Studio | Vertical Livestreams do not appear in the feed if they are scheduled, that is why we are using the " Go Live " feature.
Copy the Stream Key

Create a new 24/7 livestream slot in your Upstream Dashboard| or click on Settings on your existing stream

Change the Resolution and Orientation to Vertical

Paste the copied Stream Key from Youtube Studio

Apply the new changes (or create the stream if you are creating a new

Question 5

How To Start A 24/7 Twitch Live Stream

Accepted Answer

1. Head over to Twitch.tv in your browser

2. Click on the "Creator Dashboard"

3. Under "Settings" in the toolbar on the left, click on "Stream"

4. Adjust the "Stream Key & Preferences" option

Copy your Primary stream key and make sure that your Disconnect Protection is enabled.

5. Head over to your Upstream Dashboard and create a livestream

|| In this article we will be creating the live stream from scratch. If you already have a live stream set up, click on "Settings"

6. Select "Twitch as the platform and paste the information from Twitch.

The stream name field is only for your organization on Upstream, the name of the stream is changeable on Twitch, you are also able to write your Twitch's channel name, which will allow you to have a direct shortcut to your live stream.

7. After submitting your info

Question 6

Livestream Maximum Duration, Length and Limitations

Accepted Answer

There are many popular platforms where you can stream your content to, but some of them impose limits which you as the user should be aware of.

1. YouTube - Guidelines

YouTube is not imposing any limits on how long a livestream can stream for - true 24/7 streaming.
If you wish to save the video as a VOD (Video on Demand) it has to be shorter than 12 hours.

2. Twitch - Guidelines

Twitch has a hard limit of 48 hours per livestream, however if you run it from Upstream we automatically restart it after 48 hours.
VODs are saved for up to 7 days for regular users, if you're an affiliate they can be saved for up to 60 days.

3. Rumble

Rumble has no length limitations and you can keep the stream running 24/7.
Rumble requires a minimum of 5 followers OR a paid plan to start streaming.

4. Facebook - Guidelines

8 hours maximum per stream using streaming software, Facebook requires to create a new livestream afterwards.

5. Instagram - Guidelines

Instagram has a limit of 4 hours per stream and needs to be

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