Pyre.Stream

Pyre.Stream is the software you go live with. It composites your scenes, sends one encode to every platform you stream to, and gives you a live cockpit while you are on air.

Guides

• Getting started with Pyre.StreamFrom a new account to a live stream on two platforms.
• Set up your destinationsConnect Twitch and YouTube, paste a key for Kick and TikTok, add any other RTMP server, and understand what each destination can and cannot do.
• The Studio and your scenesTwo editors on one page, the Cloud Studio scene designer and the live Desktop Studio, plus importing the scenes you already have in OBS.
• Stream modes and Cloud StudioThe two questions in Live settings, the modes they add up to, and when a cloud GPU joins your stream.
• Sources and devicesRegister the computers, phones and encoders that can feed your stream, pair a phone by QR, and mint a stream key for your own encoder.
• The Stream ManagerThe cockpit you keep open while you are live.
• Add a delay mid streamPut your stream behind a delay without ending the broadcast.
• Continuity and failoverOrder your inputs so a dropped feed cuts to the next one, and set what viewers see when every input is dark.
• Get alerts on streamThe On stream tab, where every Pyre browser source you own is listed with the scene it sits in, so a configured alert can never be invisible without you knowing.
• Alert style, brand and variationsStyle presets, the Brand look editor and the three layers that resolve into one alert, plus per alert variations and how a gift bomb is announced.
• Widgets, media and themesWhere a widget is placed on stream, the one library every upload lands in, the captions pane that is honest about being inert, and where overlay appearance is edited.
• Set up music and song requestsThe setup first Settings tab, the five step flow, what you hear versus what your stream hears, the blocklist and track rules, and the one wizard that owns every price.
• Audio, VOD safety and soundsKeep music off your VOD while viewers still hear it, route a different mix to each destination, and know exactly what the copyright flag log does and does not do.
• ClipsClip a live moment from the dashboard or the cockpit, download the free portrait cut, post it to Discord, and choose what your public page shows.
• Know your communityThe viewer CRM in Pyre.Stream, its eight ranked segments, the per-viewer drawer, your private notes and tags, and the Twitch VIP and moderator switches.
• The Pyre.Stream desktop appThe app that runs your studio and your fan out, why its window is the same dashboard you use in a browser, the tray, Streamer Mode, and everything that only works once it is installed.
• Your public pageThe Public Profile editor and the page it builds at pyre.studio, from the tab rail and the live band down to the tipping hub.
• Settings and your accountThe five Settings tabs, what each one owns, and the three places a credential is shown to you exactly once.