A new Go live page

Go live is a new page for the time you are on air, and it is where every Go live link now leads.

• A status bar that stays in view. It stays at the top of the page as you scroll and says in words where your stream stands, such as going live, live, held or reconnecting. While you are live, Clip That sits in it and captures the last 30 seconds.
• Each platform on its own line. Twitch, YouTube and Kick each show their own viewer figure, never added together; every destination shows its own state.
• Restart fork. When a destination fails, its row says why and offers Restart fork for that destination alone, or a way to edit your stream info when that was the cause.
• The encoder check. The From OBS panel shows what OBS is sending, and the encoder check goes through it platform by platform.
• Stream info. Your title, category and description sit on the page, with a line for each platform saying whether it received them, or that it only takes them when you go live, or that you change them on the platform yourself.
• Chat and the pop-out window. On a wide screen your chat sits beside the page, Chat on its own has a page to itself, and the pop-out window is a small window to park next to OBS.

The previous Go live page is still at /broadcast/classic for now. The old addresses, /broadcast, /stream/chat and /stream/popout, take you to the new pages.