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What Are the Ways to Go Live with OneStream Live?

Last updated on Jul 21, 2026

OneStream Live is a powerful multistreaming platform that lets you broadcast to 45+ destinations, including social media, gaming platforms, and custom RTMP servers.

Go live instantly or schedule pre-recorded streams, making it perfect for creators, professional streamers, and businesses.


Pre-Recorded Stream

OneStream Live's pre-recorded streaming feature lets you broadcast polished, edited videos as if they were live, offering a professional on-air experience without being in front of the camera.

Key Features:

  • Scheduling: Upload videos from your device or cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.) and schedule them up to 60 days in advance.

  • Playlist: Queue multiple videos to play in a specific sequence for organized content delivery.

  • 24/7 Streaming (YouTube Only): Loop videos infinitely to create a continuous, round-the-clock live channel.


Studio Livestream

A browser-based live studio that lets you stream professionally without installing extra software.

Key Features:

  • Guest Invitations: Invite up to 16 guests using a simple link.

  • Branding Tools: Add logos, overlays, banners, tickers, and backgrounds.

  • Media Sharing: Share screens, videos, and background audio.

  • Flexible Layouts: Stream in Horizontal (16:9) or Portrait (9:16) formats for different platforms.

  • Live Sales: Broadcasters can add product images, descriptions, tags, and prices directly onto the video interface screen.


Encoder Streaming

Stream using professional encoders while OneStream Live distributes your broadcast to multiple platforms.

Key Features:

  • Encoder Integration: Connect OBS Studio, Zoom, vMix, Wirecast, and other RTMP tools.

  • Multistreaming: Send one stream to OneStream and broadcast it to 45+ platforms simultaneously.

  • Efficient Workflow: Reduces bandwidth usage and simplifies stream management.

  • Supported Protocols: Supports RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, and WHIP for secure, low-latency streaming.

  • Stream Keys: Use Primary for your main broadcast and Backup for a redundant, fail-safe connection.


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