meta-stream is a powerful live streaming app that lets you broadcast video from your Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses or your phone's camera directly to popular platforms like Kick, Twitch, YouTube, Restream, or any RTMP server. It includes a built-in chat viewer, a stream manager dashboard, and automatically switches to your phone camera if the glasses disconnect. No technical skills required—just open the app, connect, and go live.
Visit this link to download the application. Click the button below to get the latest version.
Once you land on the releases page, look for the newest version listed at the top. Click the file to start the download—it takes just a moment depending on your internet speed. Save it to your Downloads folder or Desktop so you can find it easily.
After the download finishes, you're ready to run the app. Open the downloaded file to launch meta-stream. That's it—no complicated setup, no extra tools needed.
Put on your glasses, launch meta-stream on your phone, and tap "Go Live." Your glasses' camera feed becomes your broadcast. The app handles all the heavy lifting—encoding, connection, and streaming quality.
No glasses? No problem. Meta-stream works beautifully with your phone's front or rear camera. Perfect for quick vlogs, cooking demos, or gaming commentary on the move.
See your viewers' messages right on your phone screen while you stream. No need to juggle multiple apps or devices. Interactive and effortless.
Track your stream's health: bitrate, viewers, uptime, and connection status—all in one clean dashboard. If something goes wrong, you'll see it immediately and can fix it fast.
If your glasses lose connection mid-stream, meta-stream automatically switches to your phone camera so you don't go dark. No action needed from you—the stream just keeps going.
Meta-stream runs on Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit). Ensure your phone has at least iOS 15 or Android 10. Your phone needs Bluetooth for glasses pairing and Wi-Fi or mobile data for streaming. For smooth 1080p streaming, a stable internet upload speed of 5 Mbps or higher is recommended. The app uses about 200 MB of RAM on your PC.
- Download the app using the button above.
- Run the downloaded file—the app opens in seconds.
- On your phone, install "meta-stream Companion" from your app store (search "meta-stream").
- Pair your Ray-Ban Meta glasses with your phone via Bluetooth (follow the glasses' pairing instructions).
- Open meta-stream on your PC after installing. You'll see a welcome screen with a "Start New Stream" button.
- Connect your phone by scanning the QR code shown on the PC screen with your phone's meta-stream companion app.
- Choose your source: Glasses or Phone Camera.
- Pick your platform: Select Kick, Twitch, YouTube, Restream, or enter a custom RTMP URL (you'll find this in your streaming platform's settings).
- Enter your stream key (the secret code your platform gives you—find it in your platform's dashboard under "Stream Settings").
- Click "Go Live!" You're broadcasting!
Problem: I can't connect my glasses to the app. Solution: Make sure your glasses are charged and in pairing mode (hold the button for 5 seconds). Restart both the glasses and the app, then retry.
Problem: My stream lags or buffers. Solution: Lower the stream quality in the app's Settings (e.g., from 1080p to 720p). Check your internet speed with a quick online test—you need at least 5 Mbps upload.
Problem: No audio or video from the glasses. Solution: In the app, go to Settings > Source and confirm "Glasses" is selected. On your phone, check that microphone and camera permissions are granted to the companion app.
Problem: The app won't open on my PC. Solution: Right-click the app file and select "Run as administrator." If that fails, download the file again to ensure it's not corrupted.
- Stream during off-peak hours (early morning or late night) for more stable connections.
- Use a wired connection for your PC if possible—it's faster and more reliable than Wi-Fi.
- Keep your glasses clean and your phone fully charged for long streams.
- Test your stream setup with a private "unlisted" stream on YouTube before going public.
- Close other apps on your phone and PC to free up memory and processing power.
Is meta-stream free? Yes, the app is completely free to download and use. No subscriptions or hidden fees.
Do I need a PC to use meta-stream? No! You can use meta-stream directly on your phone as a standalone app. The PC version gives you extra dashboard features, but it's optional.
Can I use meta-stream for gaming streams? Absolutely. Connect your phone as a camera, point it at your screen or yourself, and stream gameplay commentary.
Which platforms support 4K streaming? Kick and YouTube support 4K. Twitch and Restream generally cap at 1080p. Meta-stream will automatically match your platform's limit.
Is my stream key safe? Yes, meta-stream encrypts your stream key locally and never shares it. Only you can see it.
- v1.2 (Latest): Added auto-fallback to phone camera, improved chat speed, bug fixes for Twitch authentication.
- v1.1: Introduced stream manager dashboard, added Restream support, fixed Wi-Fi dropouts.
- v1.0: Initial release with glasses support, RTMP compatibility, and basic chat viewer.
Meta-stream is built with Swift and SwiftUI on iOS, and uses HaishinKit for low-latency H.264/HEVC encoding. It supports hardware acceleration on modern devices, meaning your battery lasts longer and your stream stays smooth. The RTMP protocol ensures compatibility with virtually every streaming service, from big platforms to custom servers. The app automatically detects your glasses' video feed and adjusts bitrate in real-time to match your network conditions.
We're here for you 24/7. Reach out via the GitHub Issues page linked in the top menu of the repository. Include your log file (the app saves it to the same folder as the downloaded file) so we can assist you faster. You'll typically get a response within 24 hours.
Ready to go live? Download meta-stream now and start sharing your world in seconds. Whether you're hiking, cooking, gaming, or just chatting—your audience is waiting.
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