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LiveTalking
Experimental
LiveTalking
A digital-human conversation engine supporting several lip-sync backends, interruption handling and WebRTC, RTMP or virtual-camera output.
Open source / One-shot AI livestreams with talking heads
mirrorstage
A modular self-hosted platform for turning chat or input into talking-head video, with configurable LLM, TTS, video, and OBS streaming providers.
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mirrorstage
The unlock
Why this one is on the map.
It focuses on responsive digital hosts rather than abstract generated television, widening the map of AI live formats.
Mirrorstage focuses on the human-facing layer of AI live video: a configurable talking head that can turn incoming chat or input into a broadcast response.
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.
Inspect the modular LLM, TTS, video, and OBS providers, then configure the combination your runtime supports. The result depends on your own backends and stream setup.
Best for: Developers building responsive digital hosts and modular OBS-based broadcasts.
Access note: Open source; backend and OBS configuration required.
Sources & status
Keep the link, keep the caveat.
Open-source GitHub project from the supplied source list. Backends and streaming output must be configured by the operator.
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