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Everything works great; my computer reboots nightly so OBS is in my Startup folder, the stream is set to start before sunrise and end after sunset, it streams to YouTube just fine, EXCEPT for this damn "You need to set up a broadcast before you can start streaming" stopping everything from running.

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Manage live streams From the YouTube Studio dashboard, you can access current, upcoming, and past live streams. Here’s how: Go to YouTube Studio. From the left menu, select Content. Click the Live tab. Live Now: videos that are currently live streaming. Upcoming: videos that have yet to stream, but are scheduled to be at a certain time.

Last year, we updated how we count public views for Shorts to better capture how viewers watch on YouTube. Now, we’re aligning all other video formats to this same standard for consistency across the platform. Beginning on 8/24/2026, a view will be counted the moment a video begins to play—from the very first frame. This standard will now apply globally across all formats.