Multistream

Commands Overview

All Multistream commands start with /streams multistream

Linking Kick & Twitch

Link a Twitch and Kick streamer to merge their notifications: You must first have individual stream subscriptions set up for both the Twitch and Kick streamers before you can link them, they must also be setup to post in the same #text-channel. If you both Twitch and Kick account names are the same then the multistream link will be created automatically, otherwise you will need to link them manually. Refer to the Twitch and Kick command documentation for more information.

/streams multistream link <twitch-streamer> <kick-streamer> [priority] [late-merge]

Parameters

Unlinking Twitch & Kick Streamers

Remove a multistream connection: This will stop merging notifications for the linked Twitch and Kick streamers, but will not delete individual streamer subscriptions.

/streams multistream unlink [twitch-streamer] [kick-streamer]

Parameters

Editing Multistream Settings

Modify settings for an existing multistream connection: This allows you to change priority or late-merge timing without unlinking and relinking.

/streams multistream edit [twitch-streamer] [kick-streamer] [priority] [late-merge]

Parameters

Testing Multistream Notifications

Preview what your multistream notifications will look like:

/streams multistream test <twitch-streamer> <kick-streamer> [message-type] [global]

Parameters

Priority Settings

Control which platform takes precedence when both streams are live:

• twitch - Prefer Twitch stream details such as title and game.
• kick - Prefer Kick stream details such as title and game.

Late Merge

The late-merge setting allows you to specify if you want to always merge notifications, even if one platform is delayed longer than we wait for both platforms to go live. This is useful for streamers who consistently have one platform go live significantly later than the other. By disabling late-merge, a new notification will be sent when the streamer goes live on the second platform, even if the first platform's notification has already been sent. This ensures that you don't miss notifications for streamers who have inconsistent go-live times across platforms.