# YouTube Login Has Expired

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Your login session has expired, so the broadcast cannot be started. Please try logging in again.
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This guide explains the cause of the current error that occurred during your live streaming.

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To stream to YouTube, the PRISM app relies on features provided by YouTube. These features are known as YouTube Open APIs, which are used by third-party apps like PRISM. 

To use these APIs, the PRISM app requires your YouTube login information. Through the login process, PRISM obtains the necessary permissions to access YouTube’s API services.

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However, your current login session has expired, which means the PRISM app can no longer access YouTube’s features. As a result, your live stream could not be started.

To resolve this issue, please log in to your YouTube account again. Once you’ve successfully logged in, try starting the live stream again.


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