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# Live Streaming in MONA

It is possible to live stream onto a MONA Canvas for use as presentations, movie nights, music events, you name it!

Due to Youtube and Twitch's terms of service we don't recommend getting the required .m3u8 link from them. It is possible to stream using a platform called Livepeer that can multistream to Youtube and Twitch (or many other services) however and we will go into that process over the following tutorials.

## Video Livestream using OBS Studio

This tutorial goes into setting up OBS Studio in order to stream content to other sources such as Livepeer, Youtube or Twitch.

For more info, you can go to [Livestream using OBS Studio](/collect/live-streaming-in-mona/livestream-using-obs-studio.md)

## How to Stream Using Twitch or YouTube

This tutorial goes into using Livepeer to multistream to YouTube, Twitch or other platforms.

For more info you can go to [How to Stream Using Twitch or YouTube](/collect/live-streaming-in-mona/how-to-stream-using-twitch-or-youtube.md)

## Add a Livestream to a Canvas

This covers how to add your stream to a MONA space.

For more info you can go to [Add a Livestream to a Canvas](/collect/live-streaming-in-mona/add-a-livestream-to-a-canvas.md)


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