Multi-camera live streaming

Stream every court, stage and room under one link

Give each court, stage or camera its own live stream. Guests open one link, switch with tabs, and one ticket covers every room.

Try it on a free test event. Up to 10 rooms per event. How rooms work

Two phones on tripods live streaming two volleyball courts at a youth tournament, one stream per court
Rated 4.7 from 1,000+ ratings on the App Store and Google PlayUp to 10 rooms per eventPhones, OBS or any RTMP encoderNo app needed to watch

One event, many places

For events that happen in more than one place

Tournaments run several courts at once, conferences split into tracks and festivals have more than one stage. Rooms give each of them its own live stream, all on the same event.

A camera on every court, mat or field

Put a phone on a tripod or a camera on each court. Every room streams on its own, with its own stream key, recording and replay, so a long match on Mat 3 never holds up Mat 1.
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Every track and breakout session, live

Stream the keynote and the breakout rooms at the same time. Attendees pick their session from the tabs, and each session keeps its own replay for anyone who missed it.
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Let viewers choose the angle

Two cameras on the same stage? Give the wide shot and the close-up a room each, and viewers switch angles themselves. No switcher or crew needed.
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How it works

From one event to every court in four steps

  1. Step 1

    Create your event

    Set the date, cover and privacy once. Its link becomes the one link your guests use for every room.

  2. Step 2

    Add rooms

    Call them courts, stages, tracks, halls, fields or cameras, and add up to 10. Each one copies your event’s settings.

  3. Step 3

    Go live in each room

    Put a phone, camera or OBS on every room. Each streams with its own key, so they can start and stop on their own.

  4. Step 4

    Guests switch with tabs

    One link, a tab for every room, a red dot on the ones that are live. Guests sign in or buy a ticket once.

What guests see

One link, with a tab for every room

Guests open your event on any phone, tablet, computer or TV and switch rooms at the top of the page. A red dot shows which rooms are live.

  • One link, a tab per room

    Guests open your event and switch between rooms at the top of the page. Every room also has its own direct link.

  • Separate streams

    Each room has its own stream key, recording and replay, so one court running late never holds up another.

  • One ticket covers every room

    Sell a pass for the whole event, or a separate ticket per room. Payments go straight to your Stripe account.

  • One guest list, one email

    Registrations from every room land on one list, and guests get one go-live email, not one per room.

  • Chat or guestbook per room

    Each room keeps its own conversation, so a family cheering on Court 3 isn’t lost in Court 1’s chat.

  • Fundraising on every room

    Your event’s fundraiser shows on every room’s page, and the live donation tracker on every stream.

  • Embeds with tabs

    Embed the event on your website and the room tabs come along, so visitors switch rooms without leaving your page.

  • Live counts per room

    See how many people are watching each room right now, and unique viewers for the whole event.

Pay-per-view

Sell one pass for the whole event

Charge once for every court, stage and track, or price each room on its own. Payments go straight to your Stripe account, and buyers sign in once with their email.

  • One pass for every room

    Like a weekend pass for a whole tournament. Buyers switch courts with the tabs and never pay twice. It works on one screen at a time.

  • A ticket per room

    Sell each court, stage or track on its own, at its own price. Rooms without a price fall back to the main ticket.

  • Replays and downloads

    Single-day tickets, replay prices and video downloads work the same, and a download from the main ticket covers the rooms.

Multiple cameras, two ways

Rooms or one switched feed?

EventLive does both. Use rooms when viewers should choose what to watch, and a switcher when one edited program is the show.

Rooms: a stream per court, stage or angle

  • Several things happen at once in different places
  • Viewers choose what to watch with tabs
  • No switcher or crew needed: one phone or camera per room
  • Each room has its own recording and replay

Add rooms to any event in a minute. How rooms work

One switched feed from several cameras

  • Several cameras film the same stage
  • An operator cuts between angles for everyone
  • Needs OBS, vMix or a hardware switcher
  • One recording of the edited program

Send the switched program to any event or room over RTMP. Multi-camera setup guide

Built for

Events with more than one stage

From a two-gym volleyball tournament to a festival with a second stage, every room gets its own stream, and your audience gets one place to watch it all.

A phone and a camera live streaming two stages at an outdoor music festival at sunset
  • Tournaments

    Volleyball, basketball and pickleball courts, wrestling mats, cheer and gymnastics floors, soccer fields.

  • Conferences

    Parallel tracks, breakout sessions and workshops alongside the main keynote.

  • Festivals & concerts

    A main stage and a second stage, or a performance plus backstage interviews.

  • Churches

    The main service and a children’s or youth service, or a sanctuary and a chapel at the same time.

  • Schools & graduations

    Several ceremonies, gyms or performance halls on the same day, under one school link.

  • Trade shows & expos

    Main hall, demo stage and workshop rooms, each streaming for exhibitors and remote visitors.

  • Camera angles

    A wide shot and a close-up of the same stage, and viewers pick the angle they want.

  • Competitions

    Dance, music and debate events with performances in several rooms at once.

Pricing

Pay per room, or stream unlimited

  • Event credits

    1 credit per room, per day

    Each room unlocks like an event, so a two-day tournament on two courts uses four credits. See credit packs

  • Unlimited plan

    Rooms included

    Rooms are covered like any other event while your Unlimited plan is active. See Unlimited

  • Nonprofits

    No streaming fees in 2026

    Qualifying nonprofits that fundraise with Pledge on EventLive pay no streaming fees for events created by December 31, 2026, rooms included. Nonprofit offer

“I decided to try EventLive. Loved the guestbook and I was able to embed it to my website. It is so easy! Guests don't have to download any apps, sign up or anything. They simply jump on and the live stream starts automatically, they don't even have to push a button.”

Todd Kwiczak
TODD KWICZAK
Photographer at Tkshotz

Frequently Asked Questions

It lets one event stream from several places at the same time. Each court, stage, track or camera angle becomes a room with its own live stream, and guests switch between rooms with tabs on one event link. See how rooms work.
Up to 10 rooms per event, counting the main room. Each room that is live at the same time needs its own phone, camera or encoder.
One device per room. That can be an iPhone or Android phone with the free EventLive app on a tripod, or a camera with an RTMP encoder, OBS, vMix, an ATEM switcher or a YoloBox. Each room has its own RTMP stream key.
You choose per event: one ticket that covers every room (the default, like a weekend pass), or a separate ticket for each room. Payments go to your own Stripe account. See selling tickets and ticket fees.
Each room is unlocked like an event: one event credit per room per day, so a two-day tournament on two courts uses four credits. The Unlimited plan covers every room. Nonprofits qualifying for the 2026 nonprofit offer pay no streaming fees for events created by December 31, 2026. See pricing.
No. Viewers open your event link in any browser on a phone, tablet, computer or smart TV. If you sell tickets or require registration, they sign in once with their email, and it works in every room.
No. Rooms are separate streams that viewers choose between. To mix several cameras into one edited feed, use OBS or a hardware switcher and send that program to one room. See using multiple cameras.
On public and unlisted events, yes, in two tabs or on two devices. Tickets and invite-only access work on one screen at a time, so ticket holders switch between rooms with the tabs.
Yes. Each room records separately and keeps its own replay on its own link, along with its own chat or guestbook.
Rooms are part of business accounts. You add them in EventLive on the web, and you can stream each room from the EventLive app or any RTMP encoder. Sign up free and try a test event first.

Ready to stream every court, stage and room?

Create your event, add rooms and run a free test before the big day. Questions first? Talk to us.
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