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Tooling Defaults
SceneSat Default Platform Settings
Used by streams that enable Use for SceneSat. Keep per-stream custom credentials for non-SceneSat channels.
Default Twitch Settings
Default YouTube Settings
Default YouTube Health Monitoring (OAuth)
For long-lived refresh tokens, publish your Google OAuth app to In production. Tokens from apps still in Testing mode may expire quickly.
- Open Google Cloud Console → OAuth consent screen and publish to In production.
- Open OAuth 2.0 Playground and enable Use your own OAuth credentials.
- Use the same client ID/secret as above and authorize:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.readonlyandhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube. - Exchange code, copy
refresh_token, paste it here, then save defaults.
Audio Analyzer Defaults
Targets the Audio Analyzer judges a raw video-audio stream against — "Good to go" means the source sits close to the loudness target with true peaks under the ceiling.
Google Quota Monitor
Tracks all Google API calls by client identifier and endpoint. Day buckets reset at midnight Pacific Time.
Click "Refresh Quota" to fetch usage counters.
Set Per-Client Daily Limit
Edge Relays
Register manually prepared relay hosts here. The origin box is always available as the built-in local playback edge.
No edge relays configured.
Statistics Database Cleanup
Manual cleanup tool for viewer_stats. Refresh status first, then run a dry run before executing deletion.
Click "Refresh Status" to inspect current database retention status.
Weekly Archive Rollup
Aggregates old sample rows into weekly trend rows in viewer_stats_weekly, then removes the archived raw rows.
Click "Refresh Archive Status" to inspect weekly archive readiness.
Asset Manager
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Embed Code for
Copy a direct link or iframe code for this stream player:
quality mode when supported.- The player can be embedded on any website.
- Adjust width/height in the iframe code as needed.
- Use the minimal version for full-screen overlays or custom integrations.
Audio Analyzer
Real-time raw-signal analysis of a live video stream's audio branch. Streams with Audio Branch enabled publish an Icecast audio mount while live; the signal is measured as-is — no on-air processing is modelled.
Stream Configuration
Authorization: Bearer <token>. The token is derived server-side; full admins see it here after saving with Push selected./video-{key}.aac + .mp3 mounts so plain Icecast listeners (VLC, car radios) see track names. Needs the audio branch enabled and the server-side Icecast admin credential — and make sure nothing else writes ICY metadata to these mounts.%Y-%m-%d (2026-02-23), %B %Y (February 2026), %A %B %d (Sunday February 23). Timestamp is when recording starts.- Codec: H.264, preferably Main profile.
- Use a constant frame rate at a fixed resolution.
- Set keyframes / GOP to 2 seconds.
- Use 0 B-frames. Disable look-ahead and frame reordering if the encoder exposes them.
- Choose a realistic target like 1080p60, 1080p30, 720p60, or 720p30.
- Codec: AAC-LC when available.
- Sample rate: 48 kHz.
- Channels: stereo.
- Keep audio timing steady. Avoid encoders that frequently resample or restart the audio device.
- RTMP / RTSP / SRT / WHIP all work against the publish paths shown above.
- For SRT, start with roughly 120-250 ms latency if the network is unstable.
- Prefer wired or very stable Wi-Fi over mobile or congested links.
- If ingest stays connected but HLS or iOS playback breaks, check B-frames and variable frame rate first.
-test stream key without creating a full stream configuration. The test feed uses the same renditions, WebRTC and HLS/DVR delivery as the main stream, but is never recorded or restreamed.
TEST badge to this stream in the sidebar whenever its -test feed is live. Uncheck to keep test broadcasts under the radar.
udp://host:port destination on the Restream tab instead.
., _, -./live/<streamKey>. Encoders must publish to the dedicated primary/secondary ingest paths instead. The fields below show the RTMP form for convenience, but the same ingest path also works via RTSP, SRT, or WebRTC/WHIP.
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:8554), SRT (:8890 with streamid=publish:...), or WHIP on webrtc.scenesat.com. Playback stays on /live/<streamKey>./live/<streamKey>. If Keep running is also enabled, the public output stays on the fallback media until GO LIVE. The fields below show the RTMP form, but the same ingest path also works via RTSP, SRT, or WebRTC/WHIP.
/live/<streamKey> output to the preview source. STOP LIVE returns to the fallback media for keep-running streams, or turns the public output off for normal streams.
/live/<streamKey> output is re-encoded to a safer H.264/AAC profile whenever it is fed by primary or secondary. Raw preview inputs stay untouched, so you can still inspect a problematic source honestly.
Bandwidth Drift Debug
Compare live session bitrate against recent byte deltas to detect drift, stale samples, or counter resets.
Run a check to view live drift diagnostics for this stream.
_internal/{streamKey}/webrtc (audio Opus) for low-latency playback._internal/{streamKey}/audio (copies AAC; transcodes only if the source isn't AAC). For mounting into Zarya audio shows (controlled from Manager) and for Manager analysis. When the Icecast push is configured server-side, this also publishes public /video-{streamKey}.aac + .mp3 mounts (Live Analyzer / Zarya live sources).NVENC_PRESET env var unless overridden.WEBRTC_MAX_VIDEO_KBPS.Select Renditions to Enable
Opt-in mode: Only checked renditions will be created. Renditions not listed here or unchecked will NOT be created.
• 720p-60: 1280x720 at full source FPS (60→60, 59.94→59.94, 50→50; default ~4.8 Mbps CBR)
• 720p-30: 1280x720 at half source FPS (60→30, 59.94→29.97, 50→25; default ~2.8 Mbps CBR)
• 480p-30: 854x480 at half source FPS (60→30, 59.94→29.97, 50→25; default ~1.4 Mbps CBR)
• twitch: 1080p60 @ 5600k CBR (high profile, 2 B-frames)
You can tune encoder, profile, level, B-frames, GOP, FPS multiplier and bitrates per rendition above.
current_load / weight with deterministic tie-breaking per stream.
No registered edge relays available.
Restream Destinations
Changes saved but not yet applied to the active stream. Click "Apply Recording Config Now" below to apply immediately, or changes will take effect when the stream reconnects.
ARCHIVE_WEBHOOK_URL is configured, this stream will send the finalize webhook with a valid publish=1 query parameter appended.
Apply to Active Stream
If this stream is currently live, you can force-apply the recording settings immediately without stopping the stream:
This will immediately start or stop recording based on the "Enable recording" checkbox above.
Source Stream DVR
For high-bitrate streams (12+ Mbps), use small DVR windows (10-30 segments) to minimize memory usage.
/dvr/{streamKey}). Multi-hour rewind without the manifest-size limits of the
low-latency window above. Playback latency is ~30s, so this feeds a separate rewind player — the
normal player stays on the live edge. The window only exists while the stream is live; use the
recording archive for after-the-fact playback.
Rendition DVR (per-rendition configuration)
Configure DVR separately for each rendition (720p, 480p, twitch, etc.)
Typical settings:
• Viewing renditions (720p, 480p): 300-900 segments (10-30 minutes)
• Restream-only (twitch): 3-10 segments (just buffering)
Twitch API Credentials
- Go to https://dev.twitch.tv/console/apps
- Log in with your Twitch account
- Click "Register Your Application"
- Fill in:
- Name: "Stream Viewer Stats" (or any name)
- OAuth Redirect URLs: http://localhost (required but not used)
- Category: Application Integration
- Click "Create"
- Click "Manage" on your new app
- Copy the Client ID
- Click "New Secret" and copy the Client Secret (save it immediately, you can't see it again!)
- Paste both into the fields below
YouTube API Key
- Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/
- Log in with your Google account
- Create a new project (or select existing):
- Click the project dropdown at the top
- Click "New Project"
- Name it "Stream Stats" (or any name)
- Click "Create"
- Enable YouTube Data API v3:
- Go to APIs & Services → Library
- Search for "YouTube Data API v3"
- Click on it and click "Enable"
- Create API Key:
- Go to APIs & Services → Credentials
- Click "Create Credentials" → "API Key"
- Copy the API key that appears
- (Optional) Click "Edit API key" and restrict to "YouTube Data API v3" for security
- Find your YouTube Channel ID:
- Go to YouTube Studio → Settings → Channel → Advanced
- Copy your Channel ID (starts with "UC...")
- Paste the API key and Channel ID into the fields below
Twitch Viewer Stats
Leave empty to use global credentials from docker-compose.yml environment variables. Only needed if this stream uses a different Twitch account than the default.
YouTube Viewer Stats
Leave empty to use global API key from docker-compose.yml environment variables. Only needed if this stream uses a different YouTube account/quota than the default.
Live Health Status
Shows current YouTube Live health notices for this stream using the configured OAuth credentials.
Click "Refresh Health" to fetch latest YouTube live health.
OAuth Token / Channel Check
Default check validates OAuth refresh/token health without YouTube Data API quota usage. Enable channel check only when needed.
Click "Validate Token" to verify token health. Enable channel binding check only when needed.
If your Google OAuth app is in Testing mode, refresh tokens can expire quickly (often about 7 days). Move it to In production first to improve token lifetime.
- Open Google Cloud Console → OAuth consent screen and publish the app to In production.
- Ensure the same OAuth client (ID/secret) used here is configured in Google Cloud and that YouTube Data API v3 is enabled.
- Open OAuth 2.0 Playground, click the gear icon, and enable Use your own OAuth credentials.
- Paste your OAuth client ID/secret, then authorize scopes:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.readonly(health check) andhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube(API recovery/transition). - Exchange the code for tokens and copy the returned
refresh_token. - Paste it into OAuth Refresh Token (or Tooling Defaults for global usage), save, then click Validate Token.
invalid_grant = revoked/expired token or app/client mismatch;
unauthorized_client = wrong OAuth client configuration.
Quota usage: YouTube API has 10,000 units/day quota. Each live stream uses ~1,540 units per 24h broadcast. Supports up to ~6 concurrent streams.
Health checks also use quota:
Each health poll calls liveBroadcasts.list and liveStreams.list (roughly 2 units/poll).
At a 60s poll interval, that is about 2,880 additional units/day per active monitored stream.
Stream Statistics
Stream-scoped statistics are loaded directly from Video Control APIs and respect your stream access permissions.
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