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infinite-livestream
Experimental
infinite-livestream
An end-to-end reference implementation where Twitch or YouTube prompts become expanded scenes, generated clips, and a continuous RTMP broadcast.
Open source / Infinite AI television from YouTube comments
SlopTV
An open-source loop that turns YouTube chat comments into video prompts, renders short clips with a local GPU workflow, and sends them back via RTMP.
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SlopTV
The unlock
Why this one is on the map.
It is a minimal version of the “comments become the programme” feedback loop for low-cost local experiments.
SlopTV keeps the feedback loop simple: comments become prompts, a local GPU renders clips, and the output returns to the stream.
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.
Read the repository setup, configure a local GPU and YouTube RTMP output, then adapt the generation loop to your own channel. There is no hosted instance promised here.
Best for: Builders looking for a compact local experiment in comment-driven AI television.
Access note: Open source; local GPU and YouTube RTMP setup required.
Sources & status
Keep the link, keep the caveat.
Open-source repository from the supplied source list. A local GPU and YouTube RTMP setup are required.
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