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Go live from your browser

Prepare your camera, microphone, and screen share, then start your broadcast.

Broadcast from your browser with a camera, microphone, and screen share. Studio opens in preview; your broadcast starts when you select Go live.

Open Studio

  1. Sign in and open the Creator dashboard.
  2. Set a Stream title that names the subject, such as “BTC positions ahead of the rate decision.”
  3. Select Open studio and allow camera and microphone access for the devices you want to use.

Prepare the picture and sound

Check your camera preview and microphone level. Camera and Mic turn those inputs on or off. Use Settings to choose devices and video quality.

Select Screen and choose the tab, window, or display to share. Screen-audio options depend on the browser and the source you select. Open Layouts beside Chat to arrange the camera, shared screen, guest, and overlays.

Close private windows and notifications before sharing. If you want account activity beside the video, configure your public accounts.

Start the broadcast

Select Go live and wait for Studio to show Live. Keep Studio open and your device awake during the broadcast. Use Chat to read messages and BRB to display a break screen.

Share your channel link so viewers open the stream directly. flipgoblin sends that link to Telegram groups tracking your channel when you go live.

If Studio shows that it is reconnecting, check the status before continuing. Select End stream to finish the broadcast.

For co-hosting, avatars, voice privacy, and overlays, see Studio tools.

After the broadcast

Check your channel for available recordings. Use Add clip in the Creator dashboard to upload a short MP4, and Update channel preview in Studio to capture a short preview video.

The dashboard's Your activity section reports followers, viewers, chat activity, tips, and clip views. Use those signals to see which broadcasts and clips attract an audience.

Select Schedule a stream to set a future broadcast time and title. Share the channel link with the subject and time of the next session.