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A short delay (usually 5–15 seconds) is normal — it’s caused by the streaming platform, not your connection.

Platforms like YouTube, Facebook or Twitch add a small buffer to keep the stream stable for all viewers.

You can pause and resume when recording locally in the app.

On YouTube, short pauses also work — your stream will continue in the same event.

Tap the Replay button during the stream — it saves a short replay clip locally on your device.

You can play the replay during your live stream to show key moments again for your viewers.

Yes. You can add GIFs during the stream from the Media section — for example, after a goal or an exciting moment.

If you want GIFs to appear automatically after match events (like goals), enable this option in Match overlays.

Yes. StreamMySport supports remote scoring — share the match link with your teammate to let them update the scoreboard in real time from another device.

Yes. You can send them the voting link before or during the match so they can vote for the team or player they think will win.

You can show the live results during the match in the Media → Match overlays section.

iOS pauses the stream. Android continues if a user accepts permissions to use the camera in the background.
We recommend enabling Do Not Disturb mode before going live.

The stream stops working for this period. You can open the app again and resume your stream.

iOS pauses the stream. Android continues recording.

Yes. You can combine and trim your saved replays from the same match to create a short highlights video.

This lets you quickly share the best moments after the game.