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Once your scene loop is live, you run the show from the studio’s Live panel. Open it from the left sidebar.

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What’s on air

The top of the Live panel shows the frame on air, and the next frame if one is cued. If it says Stream offline, the loop isn’t running: start it with Go live or from the loop’s page.

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Switch frames

Under Cut to, click a frame to take it to air. Streamloop plays the frame’s transition: a cut, fade, slide, wipe or dip. You can also right-click a frame on the canvas and choose Go live, or Cue next to cue it so the switch is instant.

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Set controls

Controls are switches and values you set while the show runs, for example a “Breaking news” toggle, a guest’s name in a lower third, or a button that starts a countdown. They appear under Controls in the Live panel. A change shows on air right away. Add controls while building the show (or ask the AI assistant), then publish.

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Watch your sources

Under Sources, each source shows its status (Live, Waiting, Down and so on), and a playlist shows the track that’s playing. A live input that’s down shows its fallback on air. See Live inputs.

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Update data

Under Tables, Send to air pushes a table’s current rows to the running show at once, without waiting for the next refresh.

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Publish while live

Edits in the studio are a draft until you click Publish. While the loop is live, publishing swaps in the new version without stopping the stream. Viewers see the change, but the broadcast never drops.

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Ask the assistant

The AI assistant can run the show too: take a frame to air, cue the next frame so the switch is instant, skip a playlist to its next track, set a control or start an ad break. It asks for your approval before each of these.

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Automate it

A show can switch frames on its own: on a schedule you set (for example, a “Starting soon” frame before the hour), when data changes, or when a control flips. Ask the assistant to set this up, or write a script in Scripts.