How to stream pre-recorded videos on YouTube Live from mobile for free to get more views?

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Sameer · Answer 1

Sameer • April 06, 2026

Yes bro, you can do this easily using ApuStream Studio. It has a special feature to upload video files and play them on a loop. You just design your layout around that video in your mobile browser and then use the YouTube app's screen cast feature to go live. It is 100% free and works on any Android phone.

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Rahul • April 06, 2026

Sameer, I just opened the studio link on my phone. It looks very advanced like a desktop software! But I am a bit confused. Where is the option to upload my edited video? I only see camera and web browser options in the menu.

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Sameer • April 06, 2026

Just follow these steps to add your video:
1. Click the ➕ Add button at the bottom navigation bar.
2. Select Video File from the list of sources.
3. Pick the video you want to stream from your phone gallery.
4. Once it is added, you can drag the corners to fit the screen. You can also add Pro Graphics like a "Breaking News" bar to make it look more interesting for the viewers.

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Sneha · Answer 2

I want to run a "Lofi Music" stream for 5 or 6 hours to increase my channel's watch time. But I am worried about two things. First, will the video stop if my phone screen locks? And second, how can I make a 10-minute video play again and again automatically without me touching the phone?

Sneha, don't worry about the looping part. ApuStream has built-in media controls for this.
Regarding the screen lock, when you click the green Go Live button, the tool enters a special fullscreen mode.
This mode automatically prevents your Android phone from sleeping or locking.

Amit Singh · Answer 3

Amit Singh • April 06, 2026

My main goal is to get more subscribers from these live streams. Is it possible to show a "Live Subscriber Goal" bar while my pre-recorded video is playing? I want the bar to fill up automatically whenever someone hits the subscribe button.

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Sameer • April 06, 2026

You can do it both ways, Amit. ApuStream has a built-in Follower Goal widget in the Live Widgets section. But if you want a real-time animated one, I recommend adding a Web Browser layer and pasting a link from a site like SocialCounts. It works perfectly. You can check the ApuStream Documentation for the exact links and "Chroma Key" settings to make the widget background transparent.

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Pooja · Answer 4

Pooja • April 06, 2026

I tried streaming a video today using this method, but my viewers were complaining in the chat that there was no sound. They could only see the video. I am using a Samsung phone with Google Chrome browser. Is there any trick to fix this audio problem?

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Vikram • April 06, 2026

Pooja, this is a very famous problem. It is actually a Google Chrome limitation on Android. Chrome does not share the internal audio of the browser with the system screen recorder during a live session.

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Anonymous • April 06, 2026

The solution is to stop using Chrome for streaming immediately. Download the Mozilla Firefox app from the Play Store. Open the ApuStream studio in those browsers instead. They have a different audio engine that allows the screen recorder to pick up the internal sound of the video file perfectly. My streams are now 100% clear with high-quality audio.

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How to stream pre-recorded videos on YouTube Live from mobile for free to get more views?