Upload the video once. We encode it inside Kick’s ingest limits and keep it looping to your stream key from our datacenter, restarting it if the connection ever drops.
Kick runs on Amazon IVS, so your channel gets its own ingest endpoint rather than a shared one. Copy both halves out of your dashboard and you are set up for good.
There is no single address we can fill in for you here - the endpoint belongs to your channel. You will find it beside the key under Settings, Stream.
Copy it from the same screen and paste it into Loopcast once. It stays valid between sessions, so a restart picks the broadcast straight back up.
Kick permits looping pre-recorded video as a live broadcast. That settles the format question, not the content one - everything that gets a channel in trouble normally still applies to a stream that runs unattended for weeks.
A loop running for weeks is weeks of exposure for whatever is on the soundtrack. Music you do not hold the rights to will catch up with you eventually.
A loop that is openly a loop is fine. Titling it as though you are sitting there taking requests is a different thing, and viewers report it.
An unattended broadcast still has a live chat attached to it, and moderating it stays your responsibility even while nobody is at the keyboard.
A full reel holds up over a long run. A few seconds on repeat reads as filler to viewers long before it reads that way to the platform.
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