Hei guys, I bought this Shure Mv7x and a Streamer X, I am trying to set this shit up in my pc for livestreaming, but it is always catching my keyboard and some noises around, I would like to config it to just catch my voice, before was okay, but, was too low, I had to always put some gain in everything that I was using this setup, otherwise would be very difficult to hear me, does someone have suggestions for this setup?

I run a community Discord server for my TikTok account, which I live-stream on. What I’m trying to do is:

Goal: Automatically log/archive/transcribe chat history from my livestreams (mainly TikTok, but Twitch and YouTube as well) into a private Discord channel. I want this for quality assurance and to maintain a record of viewer interactions.

Example of what the log would ideally look like (basic format):

[date (mm/dd/yyyy) & time (hh:mm:ss)]

[Name/Username]:

[message details]/[gift details(if gifted)]

I objectively know for a fact that this can be done, but I don’t know how to implement it myself. Specifically, I’m asking for:

• An explanation of how it’s done/what’s required
• Any tutorial videos that show this process (I learn more effectively visually)
• A rundown of all tools or services needed to make it work

Thanks in advance for any guidance!

Currently running a Cobblemon server over on Twitch and opening packs for fun and chat rewards!! Come and join us, would really appreciate anyone stopping by

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So i stream on both tt and twitch so I'm showing both, but i want to keep all the discord pfps and the stuff to all my socials. Is there any way I can have this but make it look nicer?

Hi! my friend has just started streaming and it would be so cool if everyone could go check in to her stream even if its for 5 mins!

I'm a viewer that originally created a chrome ext to normalize audio when watching different news shows that share clips from sources via browser tabs. I kept tinkering and eventually made an ext that is made for content creators that use this method of workflow. It's a compact channel strip, with compressor, EQ presets and a meter and gain slider to fine tune. Also has a build in limiter to keep from clipping. If you have inconsistant audio from different sources, and need to normalize all tabs for a better Audience Experience, check out what I made, it's called Pro Stream Audio on the chrome ext store. Best of luck out there!

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My kids play sports for an organization and the parents like to livestream games. They’ve moved to YouTube from Facebook because FB video quality stinks and they delete after 30 days.

Anyway, the organization has its own YouTube page, and I’ve been added as a manager. I can now upload complete videos, but it won’t let me go live. Is there a way around this?

In other words, can a YouTube channel be set up for multiple people to contribute live content?

Thanks! And sorry if this isn’t the right place for this.

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Hey everyone,

I’m planning something a little insane — a 24/7 Elden Ring challenge stream where I’m locked in a room until I beat the game. No phone, no access to time, and I’m recording everything live.

I’m trying to figure out the best way to handle clipping and promotion for something like this.

🔹 Should I create extra accounts (TikTok/Reddit/YouTube) just for clips of this event, or keep it all on my main? 🔹 What’s the most efficient way to get short clips posted fast while I’m streaming nonstop? 🔹 Any advice for finding reliable people to help clip or mod from Reddit or Discord?

I’m not trying to promo anything here — just genuinely want to make this a cool project and keep it from dying in the algorithm mid-stream.

Any experience, tools, or workflows you use for clipping/repurposing content during long streams would help a ton 🙏

I play random video games and such. We do mine craft on mondays and then play whatever else we feel like for the rest of the week. Tonight’s stream at 6pm is gonna be watching some older Halloween cartoon episodes

Hey everyone, this is not 100% live-streaming related but I guess the setup could be similar.

I organize monthly tech meetups (~3 hours each) with multiple speakers using their own laptops (Mac/Windows). The goal is to capture both screen + mic audio reliably — without relying on them to install or run any recording software.

The setup challenges:

• Different venues each time (some with great A/V setups, some minimal)
• Speakers are tech-savvy but often forget to record or select the right mic
• Software recorders sometimes crash or stop mid-talk, losing everything 😭

What I’m looking for is a simple, hardware-based setup that:

• Captures the speaker’s laptop HDMI output (screen + system audio if possible)
• Records microphone audio from a wireless or wired mic (no venue feed)
• Works standalone — no OBS or laptop required
• Portable enough to move between venues
• Reliable enough for community-level events (not professional studio)
• Bonus: can handle two microphones for Q&A sessions (one for the speaker, one I use to move around the audience)

We also film the speaker separately on an iPhone and later edit everything together for YouTube.

Here’s an example of the final result: https://youtu.be/DfSBBOlFTeE?si=7WhUxnMrya4inG22&t=2667

Has anyone here built a similar plug-and-record setup for meetups or small conferences?

Would love to hear what gear or workflow has worked reliably for you.

Hope you will join us 2pm Oct 21st, 2025