Camera studio
Discover supported webcams, capture cards, and phone-camera sources; adjust resolution, frame rate, crop, framing, and image controls where devices support them.
Open the first working JT Stream Studio build to try camera preview, screen sharing, camera/screen/picture-in-picture layouts, branded titles, local profiles, still-frame snapshots, and local WebM recording. Direct RTMP/RTMPS broadcasting, virtual-camera output, advanced effects, and platform integrations remain later stages.
JT Stream now has a browser-based Stage 01 studio. Camera/screen capture, local scene composition, title overlays, local profile import/export, snapshots and WebM capture are implemented; the remaining broadcast pipeline is still in development.
Discover supported webcams, capture cards, and phone-camera sources; adjust resolution, frame rate, crop, framing, and image controls where devices support them.
Compose named scenes from video, images, text, logos, browser overlays, lower-thirds, backgrounds, and reusable layers with alignment and transitions.
Plan microphone, system, app, and media inputs with per-source meters, gain, mute, sync, noise reduction, and EQ where the platform supports them.
Local recording, output profiles, RTMP/RTMPS destinations, stream-health metrics, dropped-frame status, and secure handling of stream credentials.
Roadmap includes trusted web overlays, authorized chat/alert integrations, session history, recording gallery, clips, and export workflows.
Hotkeys, profile presets, guided device setup, run-of-show assistance, and confirmed AI suggestions through JT AI Core. Live actions always require explicit user control.
JT Stream will move from a well-defined product preview to a working studio through staged implementation: device preview, scene composition, audio engine, local recording, streaming output, then platform integrations and release testing. Unsupported controls will be clearly identified instead of pretending to work.
Prove real camera preview, source selection, scene save/restore, layers, and transitions on supported Windows hardware.
Validate actual audio metering, mix controls, synchronized playback, playable recordings, and reliable recovery.
Test secure RTMP/RTMPS output, measurable stream status, credential redaction, and each authorized platform integration.
Make your next stream count. The interface is designed to make your next step easier to see, your decisions easier to revisit, and your work easier to organise.
Keep scenes, sources, and schedule details together so preparation feels manageable.
Organise media and highlight ideas around the moments you want your audience to remember.
Use run-of-show notes to stay oriented without losing your natural style on camera.