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infinite-tv
Experimental
infinite-tv
An open-source chat-driven AI video system for Twitch or RTMP, using LTX Video locally or through fal, with a dashboard and metrics.
Open source / Chat-driven never-ending AI broadcast
infinite-livestream
An end-to-end reference implementation where Twitch or YouTube prompts become expanded scenes, generated clips, and a continuous RTMP broadcast.
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infinite-livestream
The unlock
Why this one is on the map.
It exposes the complete pipeline: chat, LLM expansion, clip queue, model generation, and broadcast output.
Its value is architectural: chat input, language-model expansion, a clip queue, video generation, and RTMP output are visible as one end-to-end broadcast pipeline.
This is source code, not a hosted channel. You need to inspect, configure, and deploy it with your own keys and runtime before anything can broadcast.
How to read it
What happens when you open it.
Use the repository as a reference for connecting Twitch or YouTube input to generated clips and a continuous RTMP stream. Provider credentials and infrastructure are your responsibility.
Best for: Developers building chat-driven broadcasts and learning where latency enters the live video loop.
Access note: Open source; self-hosting, model access, and broadcast configuration required.
Sources & status
Keep the link, keep the caveat.
Open-source repository from the supplied source list. Operating it requires a model/runtime and streaming configuration.
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