Live stream with available video

According to the development of the internet, the industry of re-streaming has gradually emerged and seems to be "comparable" with live streaming. With the type of live streaming using available videos, you can build vending channels, or YouTube music channels that play 24/24 like many people are doing today.

With GoStream, selling or building a channel becomes very simple and effort-saving. You can prepare a well-edited video to create a “fake” live stream, preventing a multitude of common live streaming mistakes like stuttering, slurring, long transitions & similar problems on one's own. All in all, using available video to live stream helps you to have perfectly "spotless" streams.

Live stream with 1 video link

GoStream not only makes it easy for you to stream live but also makes it simple to store streaming content. Of course, in the competitive market, software like GoStream is appearing more and more, but there is no tool that gives you the ability to live stream via a video link on YouTube or Facebook.

We need to clearly distinguish between live stream from available video and live stream with video link. Although it is the same form as using a pre-existing video, live streaming with a video link does not require you to download the video to your device, nor does it require you to upload the video to the live streaming software's system. You just need to Copy and Paste the video link you want to restreaming, saving you a lot of effort and time.

Create automatic live streams with a scheduling feature

Autoplay scheduling is a very useful feature for GoStream users. As a busy person, GoStream understands that not only do you have to live stream sales or build a channel, but you also have a lot of other work to handle, not to mention unexpected events. In this situation, using the scheduling feature couldn't be more complete.

For example, a person who sells clothing items on the internet will always have to answer questions about the color, size, design, etc. of the product REPEATEDLY. Assuming they are busy today and can't live stream, they can use a sales video that includes all the above information, then schedule it at the usual streaming time frame. So they have more time to handle other work but the live selling is still maintained.

Extract comments with 1 click

Back to the situation of the above seller, after they finished their work and returned, their "automatic" live stream had a lot of viewers and people leaving purchase information during the broadcast, but at that time they were not there to close the order for the customer, so what to do?

Understanding that, GoStream also provides users with the ability to extract comments. You can access the live stream history in the GoStream application, then select the item Extract comments and save it to your computer as an Excel file. From this list, you can easily check back and leisurely "close" the orders, as well as have time to call to confirm orders for customers without being too rushed like when being on live stream.

Multi-streaming, including e-commerce platforms

Cross-platform broadcasting helps creators build channels in less time. GoStream can now live stream on 30+ platforms, including the hottest platforms like YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, TikTok... and many others platforms via RTMP link.

Not stopping at social networking platforms, GoStream also provides the ability to live stream on e-commerce platforms such as Shopee, Tiki, Lazada… or even Amazon (with RTMP link), helping online sellers make the most of the internet to improve sales.

Conclusion

With a series of useful features, GoStream is a powerful tool for online sales of shop owners as well as content creators. Hopefully, the article is bringing a lot of useful information, helping you see the difference between GoStream and similar software on the market.

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