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Returns a temporary download URL for a specific clip.
Returns a single clip project with its clips and posted clips.
Generates a temporary download URL for a specific recording file.
Returns a single event by ID.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Lists clip projects.
Returns a list of finished and missed events.
Returns recordings (video and audio) for a specific event.
Returns a list of currently in-progress events.
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Supercharge Your Broadcasts: Integrate Restream Using Make
Integrate Restream with Make to automate your broadcasts. Automatically schedule streams, post live updates on social media, track viewer data, and keep your production team updated in real time.
Connect Restream to your calendar or project manager to automatically schedule live broadcasts without manual setup.
Automatically announce your live streams on Discord, Slack, or Twitter the exact moment you go live.
Send your Restream broadcast performance and viewer data directly to Google Sheets or Airtable for easy post-stream analysis.
Notify your production team in their favorite chat apps automatically whenever your stream status changes.
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