Not today. Your Reeplayer camera does not stream to YouTube, Facebook, or a custom RTMP destination (RTMP is the technology apps use to push live video to services like YouTube Live). Every livestream goes to your team's own Reeplayer fan page instead, and that link is what you share.
Where your livestream goes
Every team gets its own branded fan page on the web, built by Reeplayer. Think of it as the team's own channel: fans follow the team, watch games live, rewatch past games, clip their favorite moments, and download full videos. We build all of that infrastructure, so your team gets it out of the box.
When your camera livestreams a game, the game plays live on that page. Share the link with anyone: parents, grandparents, the team group chat. On a computer the link opens right in the browser, no account needed. On a phone, tapping the link prompts downloading the Reeplayer app for the best viewing experience.
Viewers with Reeplayer Pro can also cast the game to a TV with AirPlay or Chromecast from the app.
That covers the main reason most people ask about YouTube in the first place: getting the game in front of family who are not at the field. The fan page link does that in one tap.
Getting your games onto YouTube or Hudl
You can still put your games on YouTube, Facebook, or Hudl after the game. It is a manual upload, not a livestream:
Open the game in the Reeplayer app and tap the share button to copy the game link.
Send the link to yourself and open it in a browser on your computer.
Download the full game or the clips you want.
Upload them to YouTube, Facebook, or Hudl like any other video.
For the full walkthrough, see watching and downloading your games on a computer.
Does livestreaming cost anything?
No. Livestreaming is free. It has been free for over a year, and we intend to keep it that way.
Here's the story behind that. The connectivity that makes it work, streaming reliably across cellular networks in most countries around the world, is genuinely costly. We cover it because connecting families is the whole point of Reeplayer.
The best way to help: keep livestreaming and invite everyone to tune in. The more families watching, the stronger our case when we negotiate rates with cellular network providers around the world.
Next step
Livestream your next game, then share the fan page link with your team. If you get stuck sharing the link or downloading a game, message us in the app chat, or email support@reeplayer.com.