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Birthday, party & function live streaming

To live stream a birthday, party or family function, install Stream-It on an Android phone, put it on a stand facing the cake table, stage or mandap, give a second phone to a friend to walk around with, add a name title and go live on an unlisted YouTube link that you share only with family.

Last updated: · Setup guide 06 of 10

How to live stream a birthday or family function from your phone

  1. Create the streamNew stream: type "Party". Add the name and age, or the names and the occasion.
  2. Set the main cameraMain phone on a stand facing the cake table, stage, mandap or puja place.
  3. Add a roaming cameraGive the second phone to a friend to walk around with. It joins with the QR or camera code.
  4. Add names on screenAdd a name title and a wishes ticker as text overlays.
  5. Go live privatelyChoose an unlisted YouTube link, go live and share the link with family. Pause with "Be right back" while you move rooms.

Setup at a glance

Cameras
2+ phones: Main, Roaming
Picture
Horizontal or vertical
Quality
720p · 30 fps
Stream to
Facebook + YouTube (unlisted)

For family who couldn't be there

Relatives abroad or in another city can watch the cake, the vows or the puja as it happens. One phone stays on the main moment, a second one walks around with a friend for hugs, blessings and guests.

Use an unlisted YouTube link so only people you share it with can watch. Send the link on WhatsApp before the function starts; they watch on any phone, TV or computer, with no app needed.

Works for every family function

  • Birthdays and parties.
  • Weddings, engagements, haldi, mehndi and sangeet.
  • Puja, griha pravesh and other religious functions at home.
  • Naming ceremonies and anniversaries.

Simple tips

  • Keep the main phone on a stand and plugged in; functions run long.
  • 720p is enough for family and kinder to the home Wi-Fi or mobile data.
  • Add the names and a photo slideshow as overlays, and show Be right back between rituals.
  • Recording on the phone keeps a copy for everyone, even if the internet drops.

Key facts about Stream-It

  • What it is: Stream-It by CrickHunt is a live streaming app for Android that turns phones into a live production. One phone runs the show: it switches cameras, Screens, overlays and sound, streams and records.
  • Platforms: YouTube, Facebook and any other platform that gives you an RTMP or RTMPS server address and stream key. Several platforms at the same time from one phone.
  • Cameras: the production phone's own camera plus other phones that join as cameras, on the same Wi-Fi (no internet needed between them) or over the internet with a camera code or link.
  • On screen: text, images and logos, a logo slider, web page overlays and video clips; Screens you switch live; Starting soon and Be right back screens; break music and a sound mixer with faders.
  • Quality: 720p and 1080p, and 2K or 4K where the phone can do it. Auto quality lowers the bitrate on a weak network, and recording on the phone keeps going if the internet drops.
  • What you need: an Android phone, a Stream-It account (log in with your phone number) and, to go live, internet on the phone that sends the stream.
  • Availability: Android on Google Play; iPhone app coming soon; Windows production desk coming soon (join the waitlist).

Questions people ask

Can I live stream a wedding or family function from my phone?

Yes. Put one Android phone with Stream-It on a stand facing the stage or mandap, add a second phone as a roaming camera and go live to YouTube or Facebook with the names on screen.

How do relatives abroad watch the function?

Send them the YouTube or Facebook link of the live stream. They watch on their phone, TV or computer, with no app needed on their side.

Can I keep the live stream private?

Yes. On YouTube choose Unlisted (only people with the link can watch) or Private, and share the link only with family.

Can I live stream a birthday, engagement, puja or naming ceremony?

Yes. Any family function works the same way: one phone wide on the main place, one roaming, names on screen.

Will I have a video of the function afterwards?

Yes. The production phone records while it streams, and the recording keeps going even if the internet drops.

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