Stream Status
Active Links
Total Bandwidth
Live Preview
Scene
🟢 Live — streaming normally above bitrate threshold.
🟡 Low Bitrate (BRB) — still connected but signal is degraded. BRB slate plays on your platforms. Automatically returns to Live when signal recovers.
🔴 Offline — connection dropped completely. Offline slate plays. Use this to intentionally end your stream.
OBS users: Enable OBS WebSocket (Tools → WebSocket Server Settings) so StreamPack can switch your OBS scenes automatically. Configure your scene names in the Setup Guide.
srt://ingest.streampack.live:9000
rtmp://ingest.streampack.live:1935/live
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Use this private RTMP URL to monitor your stream output or pull it into another tool. Keep it private — anyone with this URL can access your stream.
Android App
IRL streaming from your phone, or control an external encoder. Android 8.0+
Download APKWindows Desktop
Desktop streaming with OBS integration. Windows 10/11 64-bit only.
Download InstallerStreamPack is a multi-link bonding receiver that runs on our server. Your encoder (OBS, phone, or backpack) sends video to our server over multiple internet connections simultaneously. Our server bonds them together, recovers lost packets with FEC, and forwards the clean stream to Twitch, Kick, YouTube, or any RTMP/SRT destination.
In OBS go to Settings → Stream and set:
Custom...srt://ingest.streampack.live:9000Sign in to see your keyGo to the Destinations tab above and add your Twitch, Kick, or YouTube RTMP URL and stream key. StreamPack will forward your stream there automatically.
Hit Start Streaming in OBS. Your stream goes to StreamPack first, then gets forwarded to your destination. The Overview tab will show LIVE status once connected.
Your OBS scene names: You don't need to rename your scenes. In your StreamPack settings, tell us what your scenes are called — e.g. your "Live" scene might be called "Main" or "Camera", your BRB scene might be called "BRB" or "Low Signal". We'll use whatever names you have.
Each ingest slot has its own stream key. Use different slots for different setups — OBS, Backpack, Phone, Guest, etc.
Primary ingest = the one that drives auto scene switching. When your primary ingest goes offline or drops below the bitrate threshold, the scene switches to BRB/Offline automatically. Set the ingest you use most as Primary.
When another streamer shares their ingest with you, their video automatically goes to your destinations too — no action needed on your end. You don't stream anything yourself; you just receive their feed on your platforms.
Example: Streamer A shares their "Backpack" ingest with you. When Streamer A goes live, their stream appears on your Twitch and Kick automatically.
Share one of your ingests with another StreamPack user. When you stream on that ingest, your video will also go to their destinations automatically.
Example: Share your "Backpack" ingest with a friend. When you go live, your stream appears on both your Twitch and their Twitch simultaneously.
Configure the Twitch/Kick chat bot. Enable it and enter your channel name to activate commands.
StreamPack forwards your stream to these destinations simultaneously. Add up to 5 (Twitch, Kick, YouTube, or any custom RTMP/SRT endpoint).
Connect your Twitch account to automatically import your stream key.
● Connect TwitchThe StreamPack Sender is a complete, self-contained IRL streaming unit. Dual built-in 5G modems, WiFi 6E, HDMI 2.1 input, and internal antennas — all in one compact aluminum enclosure. Insert your SIM cards, connect your camera via HDMI, plug in a USB-C power bank, and you're live.