OneStream Live News

OneStream Live is celebrating its 7th birthday this year, and honestly, we’re feeling a little emotional. What started as a small beta test has now grown into a live streaming tool loved by people around the world. There were bugs, late nights, stressful launches, and plenty of “wait… why is this breaking?” moments along the way, but seeing creators use OneStream Live in ways we once only imagined made it all worth it. Let’s take a quick trip down memory lane to see how we got here and what’s next.

OneStream Live has discontinued the option to log in via Facebook and Twitch. This change is made to improve security, stability, and long-term platform reliability. Users are now required to log in exclusively via email. Streamers who have not yet established an email-based login may do so by resetting their passwords. Further details regarding this process are available on the official blog.

OneStream Live has officially launched its new Enterprise Plan built for large-scale streaming, bigger teams, and professional productions. The update also introduces powerful new features, including 24/7 live streaming, multi-camera streaming, a teleprompter, and support for up to 50 multistreaming destinations. Explore everything included in the Enterprise Plan and the new add-ons now available across OneStream Live in our blog.

OneStream Live mobile app now supports biometric login for faster and more secure account access. Android users can log in using fingerprint recognition, while iOS users can unlock the app through face recognition.

Going live from your phone just got easier. The latest mobile app update brings a cleaner look, mic mute, camera swipe, live timers, and the ability to add or remove destinations while live streaming. You can now switch cameras and manage your stream more smoothly without interrupting your broadcast. Explore our blog to discover everything included in this release.

Mobile live broadcasting returns in OneStream Live Version 4.0.18, allowing you to stream directly from your phone camera and multistream across 45+ social media platforms, custom RTMP destinations, and the web simultaneously. Alongside that, the release also includes YouTube existing event integration, a cleaner interface, improved usability, and smoother overall streaming controls.

Meta has changed how live streaming works in Facebook Groups. Because of the Facebook Group API update, third-party platforms like OneStream Live can no longer stream directly to Facebook Groups the old way. But don’t worry, there are still several ways to continue live streaming in your groups using OneStream Live. In our blog, we have highlighted different methods you can use to keep streaming smoothly on Facebook Groups.

OneStream Live Version 8.0.8 introduces OneStream Live Studio browser extensions for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Brave. The update also includes RTMP source sharing in Studio, guest authentication controls, embed code and player access, visual indicators for selected streaming platforms, UI and usability improvements, cross-browser support, and several bug fixes.

OneStream Live introduces Live Studio support on mobile, allowing users to join Studio sessions, manage guests, share screens, and adjust layouts directly from their phones. The update also includes improved team management, embed code controls, description field limits for different platforms, smoother Facebook Business Page integration, usability improvements, and several enhancements. Explore our blog to see everything included in this release.

OneStream Live Version 8.0.7 brings portrait streaming support, major Live Studio upgrades, improved team management, better embed controls, Unsplash thumbnail integration, Facebook Business Page integration, customizable event announcements, and several UI and usability improvements. The update also introduces new customization options, guest authentication, pinned chat, and smoother streaming workflows. Explore our blog to see everything included in this release.