REC live.sinn.dev
live.sinn.dev
Live streaming, built for FIRST® robotics events.
Bars & tone — standby to go live
REC live.sinn.dev
Live streaming, built for FIRST® robotics events.
Bars & tone — standby to go live
What it does
You broadcast. Each match is clipped, uploaded, and linked to the results.
FEATURE · Broadcast
Anyone can watch on YouTube — no account, no app.
FEATURE · Publishing
Clipped, uploaded to your channel, and filed in its playlist — hands-off.
FEATURE · Results
FRC on The Blue Alliance, FTC on FIRST's official results — right where teams look.
FEATURE · Ownership
Your YouTube for the broadcast and the archive. You own all of it.
How it works
The routing, the clipping, the plumbing — all handled.
CAP·01 Truck routing
Point your kit at one ingest that never changes. The platform routes each day to the right event.
CAP·02 Your streams
One ingest per camera or field, from any RTMP or SRT encoder. Each stream makes its own match videos.
CAP·03 Clip windows
Pulled from the live recording: a lead-in, the match, and the score reveal. Nothing re-recorded.
CAP·04 Titles & playlists
Named for the match, described with teams and score, filed in its camera's playlist.
CAP·05 Resilient pipeline
Clip, assemble, upload, archive — retried safely, and restartable in one click.
CAP·06 Backup
Our own copy of the full recording and every match video — safe even if YouTube pulls one.
CAP·07 Turnaround
Match videos ready minutes after the buzzer. Made for scouting.
CAP·08 Access
Scoped by grant — one event, a region, or all. Admin is a separate capability.
CAP·09 Viewer surfaces
A branded watch page per region, like FIRST Canada's watch.firstcanada.tv. Embeds anywhere.
CAP·10 Economics
Nothing for you to host — the platform runs it all. About $20 a day per stream.
Every match, on your channel
Set up once. Then just go live.