How Muxlyve works

Short, direct, step-by-step guides. No unnecessary jargon. Pick an article from the list.

What is Muxlyve?

What Muxlyve does and how it differs from a cloud restream service.

Download, install and activate your license for the first time.

RTMP server and stream key to point your encoder at Muxlyve.

Link Twitch, Kick, YouTube and TikTok, and add custom destinations over RTMP, RTMPS or SRT.

See and reply to Twitch and Kick messages in one place, and moderate without leaving the app.

Add the chat overlay as a Browser source in OBS.

Save what just happened with the buffer, or record the whole stream to a file.

Moderators and the streamer save a buffer clip without leaving the game.

Save combinations of destinations, title and category, and apply them with one click. Up to 6 profiles.

Pick destinations and a time to start on its own, and check everything is fine before going live.

Duration, peak viewers, chat messages and average bitrate when you finish streaming, plus your session history.

Turn destinations on, trigger the buffer and save clips with physical buttons.

Control destinations, chat and Stream Deck from a machine other than the one streaming.

Back up destinations and settings to a password-encrypted .mux file, to restore on another machine.

Automatic message to up to 3 Discord webhooks and 3 Telegram bots when you start and end your stream.

Native notification if it doesn't detect real audio for 20 seconds while you're live.

Live viewers per platform from the system tray icon, without opening the panel.

Where to see the installed version and developer details.

Internet, TikTok, compatibility with other encoders, quality and reporting bugs.