How to make your mobile stream look professional like a PC using ApuStream Studio

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Rahul_Gaming · Answer 1

Rahul_Gaming • March 26, 2026

I want to grow my gaming channel, but my mobile streams look very basic. I see pros with circular facecams and live chat on screen. Is it possible to get that "PC look" without buying a computer or a capture card?

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TechGuru_Rohan • March 26, 2026

Yes Rahul_Gaming, it is totally possible. You should try the ApuStream Studio. It is a web-based tool that works like a mini-OBS inside your mobile browser. You design your full layout there first and then use the "Screen Cast" option in your YouTube app to stream that layout.

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Rahul_Gaming • March 26, 2026

Thanks TechGuru_Rohan. I just opened the link. It looks great, but I am a bit confused about the layering. My face camera is currently going behind the gameplay screen. How do I bring it to the front?

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Maya_Streamer • March 26, 2026

To fix this for Rahul_Gaming, you need to check the Layers tab at the bottom. It works exactly like a stack of papers. The layer that is at the top of the list will always be in front of others on your screen. To make your facecam look like a professional circle, follow these steps:
1. Tap your Camera Layer.
2. Go to the 'Edit' tab.
3. Find 'Border & Corners' and slide 'Radius' to 50.

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Sandeep_Pro · Answer 2

Sandeep_Pro • March 26, 2026

I tried the studio and the layout looks 🔥, but I have a big problem. When I go live using Chrome, my viewers can only hear my voice from the mic. The actual game sound is totally silent or very quiet. Is this a bug in the tool?

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Admin_Mod • March 26, 2026

No Sandeep_Pro, this is actually a famous Google Chrome bug on Android devices. Chrome does not allow the mixing of internal game audio and microphone properly during a screen share.

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Sandeep_Pro • March 26, 2026

Oh, I didn't know. Is there any way to fix this? I don't want my viewers to watch a silent game.

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Admin_Mod • March 26, 2026

The easiest solution is to stop using Chrome for streaming. You should install Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge from the Play Store. These browsers handle internal audio much better. Just open the ApuStream link in Firefox, and your game sound will be 100% clear for your audience.

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