Living Water Productions RTMP Control Panel
A web application operated by Living Water Productions LLC in San Antonio, Texas. Churches and ministries use it to send one video stream from a camera or encoder and broadcast it to YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram at the same time.
To publish to YouTube, the panel asks for permission to connect your YouTube channel. It uses that access only to create, schedule, start, and stop live broadcasts on the channel you connect. Read our privacy policy.
Why this app asks for access to your YouTube account.
If you want the panel to publish to YouTube, you connect your channel once through Google's sign-in screen. Here is exactly what that permission is used for.
What we do with it
- Create and schedule live broadcast events on your channel
- Set the title, description, thumbnail, and privacy status of those broadcasts
- Start and stop a broadcast, and bind it to your incoming stream
- Read the status of broadcasts this app created, so the panel can show whether you are on air
What we never do
- Read, edit, or delete your existing videos or playlists
- Access comments, subscribers, or channel analytics
- Sell or share your Google account data with anyone
- Show your access tokens in the browser — they stay on our server
You can disconnect at any time from your Google account permissions page. Full details are in our privacy policy.
Everything a broadcast needs, nothing it doesn't.
Built for the way a real production runs a service — one ingest, several destinations, and a panel that tells you the truth about whether you're actually on air.
Multi-platform push
One RTMP ingest fans out to YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram simultaneously — toggle each destination on or off without touching your encoder.
Live HLS preview
Confirm you're actually broadcasting before you tell the room. The panel shows a real preview the moment your stream reaches the server.
Separate groups
Each ministry or campus gets its own ingest address and its own keys — fully isolated from every other group.
One-click events
Create a YouTube or Facebook Live event straight from the panel — title, description, and thumbnail included — without opening Creator Studio.
Role-based access
Admins manage every group and credential. Viewers see only their own ingest address and stream toggles — nothing more.
Self-healing services
Restart nginx directly from the panel when a connection drops — no terminal, no SSH, no waiting on IT.
From your camera to every platform, in four steps.
This is the actual path your stream takes — not a marketing diagram.
Sign in to your group
Every user belongs to one or more groups. Each group is its own isolated broadcast channel.
Point your encoder
Set OBS or Streamyard to your group's ingest address — it's shown right at the top of the panel.
rtmp://…/ida
Toggle destinations
Flip on YouTube, Facebook, or Instagram. Each one pushes from the same incoming signal.
Watch it confirm
The live preview and status bar turn green the instant your platforms receive the signal.
Three destinations. One stream.
Every platform your congregation actually watches on — connected once, used every week.