CueCast.

Camera · score · broadcast

Your table.
Your picture.
Your broadcast.

CueCast combines your camera, CueScore overlay and YouTube live broadcast. Control it from a browser while your own device processes the video.

How to connect YouTube
01 / PICTURE

Your camera

A Raspberry Pi camera, attached webcam or IP camera RTSP stream. Preview and settings in one place.

02 / SCORE

Scores in the picture

Add your CueScore overlay URL to show current scores in your broadcast. You do not sign in to CueScore here.

03 / BROADCAST

Broadcast on your channel

Connect your YouTube channel and choose a title and visibility. CueCast creates the broadcast and requests its completion when you stop.

Download CueCast

Install on the device that processes video. A tablet or phone only needs a browser.

Windows

Windows 10/11 · x64. Extract the ZIP and run Install.cmd. The online installer downloads the required video tools; an internet connection is needed during installation.

Download for Windows

Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi OS Lite 64-bit · Debian 13 Trixie · ARM64. Download the DEB to your Pi and install using APT. Dependencies are installed from your system repositories.

Download for Raspberry Pi

First public release 0.10.0. Stop broadcasts and back up your settings before updating. Installation instructions · Versions and checksums

Securely connect to YouTube

This website is the sign-in service for the local CueCast application, not a remote camera controller. Start sign-in from CueCast running on your Raspberry Pi or Windows PC.

  1. In CueCast settings, choose YouTube and account-based connection (API).
  2. Select “Sign in to YouTube”. On the sign-in website, accept the terms and privacy policy by selecting “Agree and continue to Google”. Google will then ask you to select a channel and grant access.
  3. After approval you return to CueCast. Enter the title, description and visibility before starting your broadcast.

CueCast uses YouTube API Services to read the channel name and create, bind and complete broadcasts. Google grants the broader youtube.force-ssl permission; CueCast uses it only for these features. We never receive your password.

Video travels directly from your device to YouTube, not through this sign-in service. Account connection is optional: you can also use a stream key or run your device as an RTSP camera.

Read our privacy policy and terms of service. CueCast is an independent project, not a product of Google, YouTube or CueScore.