What’s new

StreamPort for Mac updates itself: open the app and it installs the new version when you’re not live. Or download the latest version.

Mac 1.0.17

• Announce streams ahead of time on YouTube (Upcoming, with your flyer as the thumbnail) and on your Twitch schedule. Going live starts the announced broadcast, so shared links and reminders work. How to
• Facebook no longer supports scheduling from apps; StreamPort explains how to schedule it on your Facebook page instead.

Mac 1.0.16

• Sign in with Twitch in one step: no developer app needed. Titles, viewers and chat from Twitch.

Mac 1.0.15

• A simpler Accounts screen: the developer-app settings stay out of the way under Advanced.

Mac 1.0.14

• Facebook comments arrive live as they’re posted, and viewer counts use far fewer requests, keeping you well inside Facebook’s limits.

Mac 1.0.13

• Choose the Facebook Page to go live on, or your profile, like in Wirecast. Pages in your business portfolio are included.
• Facebook lives are public (they were visible only to you while StreamPort’s Facebook app was in development).

Mac 1.0.12

• Smaller downloads: separate apps for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, each about half the size.
• The Zoom component downloads the first time you use Zoom, instead of with every update.

Mac 1.0.11

• StreamPort Camera (your show as a camera in Zoom, Teams and Meet) installs and updates with the new app signature.

iPad and iPhone 1.1 (coming soon)

• StreamPort on iPhone, with vertical streams for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube Shorts.
• Sign in with YouTube, Facebook (Pages or profile) and Twitch; live comments from all three.
• A 3-2-1 countdown before going live.
• Schedule: announce streams on YouTube and Twitch with a flyer.