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Schedule the channel
Blocks of programming on a timeline, published as a guide. Shorts at eight, a live hour at half nine, a feature at eleven. The channel is on whether or not you are.

Live TV and OTT
A scheduled channel with a programme guide, playing on the web and on the TV apps, simulcast to Twitch, YouTube, X and Kick with one merged chat. Entertainment, OTT and AI-generated programming — not a gaming stream.
Embedded channels are free. Broadcast channels are billed by the minute.
01 Why a stream is not a channel
02 How it works
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Blocks of programming on a timeline, published as a guide. Shorts at eight, a live hour at half nine, a feature at eleven. The channel is on whether or not you are.
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An embedded channel is free: you point it at a stream that already exists elsewhere. A broadcast channel is encoded by OpenFlix, plays in the TV apps, keeps a DVR, and is billed at cost × 2 per broadcast-minute in credits.
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An RTMP ingest, so the encoder you already run on a laptop is the studio. Nothing to install on the platform side.
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One broadcast reaches Twitch, YouTube Live, X and Kick at once, and the chat from each is read back into one merged conversation on the watch page.
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A broadcast channel plays in the OpenFlix TV apps alongside the films, with the guide beside it.
03 One evening of the guide
This is a channel's programme guide as the product draws it: what is on, when, from where, and what it costs to broadcast.
20:00 Shorts block
21:30 Live from the studio
23:00 Feature
Simulcast
Billing
The channel is invented; the guide, the tiers and the meter are not.
04 The facts
Two tiers
Broadcast or embed
embed is free
Simulcast
Twitch, YouTube, X, Kick
Chat
One, merged
Ingest
OBS over RTMP
TV apps
Broadcast tier
with DVR
Guide
/openflix/live
05 Questions people actually ask
No. Twitch is a place to watch someone play. This is a channel: a schedule, a guide and a stream of programming that is on whether you are at the desk or not. It simulcasts to Twitch — and to YouTube, X and Kick — so the audience there still finds you.
An embedded channel costs nothing. A broadcast channel is billed at cost × 2 per broadcast-minute in credits, which buys the encoding, the DVR and playback in the TV apps.
A laptop running OBS is the studio. It pushes to the channel over RTMP; the rest happens on the platform.
Yes. An always-on channel of generated entertainment is exactly the shape this is built for. The content policy still applies, as it does to everything on OpenFlix.
Storyline
Three minutes, swipeable, and it makes the whole case for you rather than listing what the product has.
See every storylineGo
Schedule it, point OBS at it, go. You will be asked to make an account first.
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