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Live streaming: several platforms at once
A match from the court goes live with the score over the video — no camera operator, no laptop by the court. The club connects its own channels — YouTube or any service by RTMP key — and the stream goes to all of them at once: tournaments, finals, leagues and simply great matches.
What it is and why
A padel stream usually means a camera on a tripod, a laptop, streaming software and a person running it all. On a smart court the court server builds the stream: it takes the court camera video, adds the score from auto scoring and sends it to the club's channels.
The club enters its channel keys once in the admin panel and then turns on the stream for a court. Viewers watch where they are used to — YouTube — and players see a LIVE mark on their smartwatch.
What it does
Live streaming
- Live score over the video
- Several platforms at the same time
- A club watch page for spectators, no sign-up
- Tournaments and finals on air without a camera operator
An AI Padel smart court and at least 5 Mbit/s upload during the stream.
How it works
How it works
- Club channels
In the admin panel the club enters its channel keys: YouTube or any service with an RTMP address and key.
- Going live
Staff turn on the stream for a court in the admin panel — Recording and streaming shows which court is live.
- Video with the score
The court server takes the court camera video and puts the match score on top: points, games, sets — the same as on the scoreboard.
- All channels at once
The same stream goes to every connected channel simultaneously — no need to start the broadcast three times.
- Viewers watch
On YouTube via the club's channel link. The club screen and the Streams section show which courts are live.
- After the stream
The match recording and highlights stay in the players' app, as for any match on a smart court.
What you will see
What you will see
Viewers
The match on the club's channel: court video with the score on top.
Players
A LIVE mark on the smartwatch and in the app while the match is streamed.
Club in the admin panel
Recording and streaming, Streams: live courts and matches; the club's stream channels with keys.
Limits, honestly
Limits, honestly
- Streaming needs a stable internet connection with enough upload; if it drops, the stream stops. The match recording on the court server continues.
- The stream comes from the court cameras — a camera view, not TV direction with close-ups.
- The score on the stream comes from auto scoring; if a point is corrected on the terminal, the stream shows the corrected score.
- Platform rules (YouTube) — age limits, music, copyright — are the club's responsibility.
Who it helps
Who it helps
Clubs
Tournaments and leagues live without an operator — content for social media and sponsors.
Players
Family and friends watch the match live via a link.
Tournament organisers
Finals and the centre court live on several platforms at once.
API
API
The same data in your systems through the open API.
GET /v1/live/{club_id} # live courts of the club with the score
Questions and answers
Questions and answers
Do we need an operator or a laptop?
No. The court server builds the stream: court camera video with the score on top.
Which platforms are supported?
YouTube and any service that accepts video by RTMP address and key. Several at once.
Is the score on the stream?
Yes, the match score over the video — the same as on the court scoreboard.
How do we go live?
Channel keys are entered once in the admin panel; then the stream for a court is turned on there.
What if the internet drops?
The stream stops, but the match recording on the court server continues and players get the video in the app.
Can we stream several courts?
Yes, each court with its own stream; the admin panel shows which courts are live.
Do players know they are live?
Yes: a LIVE mark on the smartwatch and in the app.
Is the stream recorded?
On the platform — by its rules (for example a YouTube live recording). Players get the match recording in the app as always.
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