Camera, Screen, and VTuber Broadcasting
PRISM Live Studio turns an Android phone into a compact live-production desk. Camera mode suits face-to-camera shows, Screen mode captures mobile gameplay, and VTuber mode lets creators present a voice-responsive character or PNGTuber without showing their face. Choose the mode that matches the story you want to tell, set the portrait or landscape layout, and prepare the broadcast before going live.
The workflow is flexible enough for spontaneous clips and planned sessions. You can also record video or take photos when a live broadcast is not the goal, while Connect mode links the mobile app with PRISM on a PC. This mix keeps capture, presentation, and publishing in one place for streamers who move between gaming, chatting, and everyday creator work.
Scenes with Chat, Media, and Motion Effects
Scene building is where the app becomes more than a camera feed. Add live chat, images, videos, music, playlists, web pages, QR codes, and 2D or 3D avatars from the scene editor. Animated text templates can carry a title, caption, social handle, or on-screen element, while masks, background filters, touch reactions, emotion filters, and GIPHY stickers give a camera stream a recognizable mood.
My Studio gathers reusable assets so a creator can prepare an intro, overlay, or recurring layout before the next session. Separate volume controls, screen-protection presets, chroma-key options, and camera adjustments such as focus, exposure, ISO, white balance, and shutter speed help shape the image and sound without requiring a desktop production setup.
Multistream Channels and Stream Controls
Channel management starts with the platform picker: connect services such as YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, CHZZK, BAND, NAVER TV, SOOP, or a custom RTMP destination, then keep connected accounts organized from My Channels and Live Service Accounts. A first login links a service for later broadcasts, while RTMP fields let experienced creators enter a stream URL and key manually.
For larger sessions, PRISM supports multistreaming to as many as six channels with Plus, while free use is limited to one channel. During a broadcast, you can update the live title, share the live link, read viewer chat, highlight important messages, and review past videos from My Page. These controls make routine publishing easier to repeat and adapt.
Mobile Game Streams and On-the-Go Shows
Game streamers can share a phone screen in real time without a PC capture card, then combine gameplay with chat, images, text, or an avatar overlay. Horizontal and vertical layouts let the scene match the game, while screen-protection settings help keep private notifications or controls out of view. That makes the mobile workflow practical for quick matches, tutorials, and community sessions.
The same toolkit fits IRL creators, VTubers, and small teams. Background streaming can keep a show running around incoming calls or messages, and high-quality options reach up to 1080p at 60fps when the device and connection allow it. Start with a simple camera or screen scene, then add effects and reusable assets as your format grows.
