Picture-in-Picture with an External Video Source
Picture-in-Picture with an External Video Source
Two Sizes, Four Positions — More Flexibility for Your Live Stream

When livestreaming with an external video source, you can show another camera angle in a smaller picture-in-picture (PiP) window alongside the main view. This gives viewers another perspective on the game.
However, every game has a different venue, camera setup, and view of the action. A PiP window in a fixed position might cover players, the scoreboard, or an important part of the field or court.
That's why ScoreLive now lets you adjust both the size and position of your PiP window.
Two Sizes and Four Positions
The PiP window now comes in two sizes: large and small. You can also place it in any of four corners: top left, top right, bottom left, or bottom right.
If the PiP window blocks an important part of the game, simply move it to another corner. Want more space for the main view? Choose the smaller size.
Before going live, take a moment to check where the scoreboard, players, and field or court appear on screen. Then choose the PiP layout that works best for your broadcast.
Switch Cameras Without Leaving the Preview Screen
ScoreLive also makes camera switching easier with a convenient shortcut.
Once the shortcut is enabled, you can open the camera switching menu directly from the game preview screen. Switch between available video sources without leaving the preview to search through settings.
For parents and coaches managing cameras, scores, and the game at the same time, fewer steps mean more time to focus on the action.
Which Sports Are Supported?
This feature requires a compatible external video source and is currently available for:
iOS: Baseball
Android: Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, and Racket Sports
Before using this feature, please check your external video equipment's compatibility and whether your account has access to the required features.
With adjustable PiP layouts and easier camera switching, ScoreLive gives you more flexibility to create a broadcast that fits your equipment, venue, and game.
