League admins turn streaming on in Console. Scorers go live from the iOS or Android Scorer app. Fans watch in the Viewer app — score card, LIVE badge and key plays (fours, sixes, wickets) are composited into the video.
Console → Billing. Buy a credit pack with Stripe, or pay a stream seat with card. Credits can also cover stream seats.
Open the match → Streaming. Buy seats, then create cameras. That is what the Scorer app lists when you tap Stream.
iOS or Android Scorer: open the live match, tap Stream, pick a camera, Go Live. Phone camera + overlay go out over RTMPS.
Viewer app (iOS, Android, macOS): open the match and tap Watch live. Scores stay on the live match screen alongside the video.
Scorer · Ready to go live
Scorer · Streaming live
⋯ menu · Batting card
Key play · FOUR
Streaming is an organisation setting, not something a scorer can invent from the phone. If Stream shows “no cameras”, the admin has not created them yet.
Scorers cannot buy seats from the app. If they hit an empty Stream screen, they should send this page to an admin — the Scorer app includes an “Ask admin” share for that.
Works the same on iPhone and Android. You need a match that already has cameras in Console.
On iOS, Android and macOS: open the match, tap Watch live. If the match has more than one camera, switch between them. Live scores stay on the match screen (they are not invented from the video).
Live scores are on the web at console.scoreblox.com/live. League staff can preview the HLS feed in Console on the match Streaming page.
A public fan video player on the website is not a launched product yet — fans should use the Viewer app (including macOS) for Watch live. Broadcast teams can still use the Console score overlay URL in OBS if they are mixing video elsewhere.