Every Stream Recorded Automatically, Saved in the Cloud

No record button, no local disk filling up, no "did anyone capture that?" Livepush records every broadcast from the moment you go live and hands you a downloadable MP4 minutes after you end, ready for your archive, your editor, or your next re-air.

Auto-Record Downloadable MP4 Cloud Storage Re-Air as Live

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Recordings AUTO
friday-show-ep24.mp4
Processing…
product-launch-live.mp4
1h 48m · 2.1 GB
↓ Download
sunday-service.mp4
1h 30m · 1.6 GB
↓ Download
ranked-grind-vol12.mp4
4h 02m · 4.8 GB
↓ Download

Because live moments only happen once

Broadcasters, churches, and event teams have trusted Livepush to make sure no session ends up unrecorded.

300K+
Live events delivered
50,000+
Broadcasters and organisations
100%
Sessions recorded, zero clicks
5 PB
Bandwidth delivered

How cloud recording works

Your stream already passes through Livepush on its way to every platform. Cloud recording simply keeps a copy: from the second you go live, the server writes your broadcast to storage while relaying it, with no extra work from your encoder or your machine.

When you end the stream, the file is processed into a standard MP4 and appears in your dashboard, usually within minutes. From there it is a download, an archive entry, or the source video for your next pre-recorded live broadcast.

Go live
Recorded in cloud MP4 in minutes Download or re-air
Zero clicks, zero risk
Recording starts with the stream, every time. A crashed PC or a forgotten button can no longer cost you the footage.
No local resources used
Unlike OBS local recording, cloud capture costs your machine nothing: no CPU, no disk, no second encode.
Content that keeps working
Each recording becomes VOD, clips, podcast audio, or a scheduled re-air. One live hour turns into a week of content.

Recording starts when you do

The moment your stream hits Livepush, the recorder is running. Multi-hour broadcasts, quick test streams, 3 AM sessions: everything is captured with the same zero-effort reliability, and processed automatically when you sign off.

  • Automatic capture on every session, no toggle and no setup
  • MP4 processed and listed in your dashboard within minutes of stream end
  • Survives local encoder crashes: the cloud copy keeps whatever was streamed
Session Lifecycle AUTO
20:00 stream starts · recorder on REC
23:12 stream ends · processing
23:16 MP4 ready · 3h 12m · 3.9 GB

Download plain MP4s that work everywhere

Recordings download as standard MP4 files: drop them into Premiere or DaVinci for highlights, upload them straight to YouTube as VOD, or hand them to a client. No proprietary formats, no export step, no watermarks.

  • Standard MP4, compatible with every editor, platform, and player
  • The stream as you sent it, with no additional compression applied
  • Accessible from any browser, by any team member with access
After Download MP4
Editing highlights · shorts · clips
VOD YouTube upload · site embed
Podcast audio track extraction 🎙
Archive compliance · library 🗂

Turn your best recordings back into live streams

Your top broadcast deserves more than one time slot. Pick any recording in the Pre-Recorded Live scheduler and Livepush re-airs it as a genuine live stream, live badge, live chat, algorithm boost included, at whatever time you choose.

Recording → Live Again RE-AIR
Source friday-show-ep24.mp4 pick
Schedule Sat 09:00 · Asia time slot set
Destinations YouTube · Facebook · Twitch 3
Result airs as LIVE · chat active

Cloud recording vs. recording on your PC

Local recording competes with your live encode for CPU and disk, and one crash deletes the evidence. Cloud recording works from the copy that is already on the server, which makes it both free (in resources) and safe (from everything that can go wrong on your desk).

  • No second encode, so zero extra CPU/GPU load while you stream
  • No 4 GB-per-hour files eating your SSD mid-broadcast
  • Accessible online from anywhere, not stuck on one machine
Recording Comparison VS
Cloud 0% CPU · 0 GB disk · auto
Local 2nd encode · 4 GB/hr · manual risk
Crash test cloud copy survives PC crash

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Stream Recordings:
Common Questions

Automatic capture, MP4 downloads, and re-airing your recordings as live.

Does Livepush record my live streams automatically?
Yes. Recording starts automatically the moment you go live. There is no toggle to remember and no separate recording software to run. When the stream ends, the file processes in the background and appears in your dashboard as a downloadable MP4, typically within minutes.
What format are the recordings in?
Recordings are saved as standard MP4 files, the format accepted by YouTube uploads, video editors, podcast tools, and every major platform. What you download is the stream as you sent it, without extra compression.
How soon after the stream can I download the recording?
Processing starts when your broadcast ends and the MP4 is usually ready to download within minutes, even for multi-hour sessions. You will see it appear in the recordings list in your dashboard.
Can I re-stream a recording as a new live broadcast?
Yes, and this is one of the most powerful uses. Select any recording when scheduling a stream with the Pre-Recorded Live scheduler and Livepush broadcasts it as a real live stream, with live chat and the live badge, to YouTube, Facebook, and 40+ platforms. Popular highlights get a second (or tenth) audience without you going live again.
Does recording affect my stream quality or my computer?
No. Recording happens on Livepush servers from the stream you are already sending. It adds zero CPU load, zero disk usage, and zero bandwidth on your machine, unlike local recording in OBS which competes with your encoder for resources.
Why record in the cloud instead of locally in OBS?
Local recordings die with a crashed encoder, a full disk, or a forgotten click on the record button. Cloud recording is automatic and runs on infrastructure that is already carrying your stream, so the file exists even if your PC crashes mid-broadcast, and it is accessible from anywhere, for any team member.
What can I do with my recordings?
Download them for editing and clips, upload the full session to YouTube as VOD, archive important broadcasts, repurpose audio for a podcast, or feed them back into the Pre-Recorded Live scheduler to re-air at better time slots for other time zones.
Are recordings included on every plan?
Stream recordings are part of the Livepush platform. Start on the free plan (20 hours per month, no credit card) and your sessions are recorded automatically. Paid plans from $15/month add more streaming hours and platforms.