PIXLIVE by MOVE 'N SEE 4+

Like the app but doesn’t work on iPad

Works great but with having to stop and start time adjust time and keep score would be easier to use on the bigger iPad. If it worked also on the iPad would be a 5 star

Developer Response ,

Hello. Thank you for your comment. We're taking this into account and will be working on it soon. Stay tuned!

Please consider for future updates

I really liked your app/program in the past but I moved to a different app because of the scoreboard placement restrictions. I see in your recent update there are many more options, so I am excited to see if this means coming back to PixLive.

One more thing that I would love is the ability to have a penalty clock synced with my game clock when penalties are committed. I live stream hockey games and another app allows this, and this really helps with my broadcast as it displays for viewers if there is a power play, which team has the power play/penalty kill based on the team color corresponding with the box that appears with the synced penalty clock. This really helps both viewers and me the broadcaster with letting people know who has a man advantage, and I don't necessarily need to keep tabs on exactly when that penalty ends because there is a clock for it. It's just a perk for the viewer but also supportive to me as a broadcaster if I am also trying to provide game clock and penalty clocks for the stream.

I don't know if there are other sports that also have timed fouls/penalties, but for ice hockey this would be a big help!

Works great!

I streamed my club’s entire rugby season direct to a Facebook group using this app. Everything worked very smoothly and I never experienced any of the disconnection or shutdown issues that others have reported. With the built-in scoreboard capabilities and ability to overlay our sponsor logos and present in-stream highlights, it’s the best sports streaming app out there IMHO.

If I could make one request that would make this app perfect…please add capability to bring in feed from an external camera, via cable or encoder, and use the external camera instead of the iPhone’s built-in camera.