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# Using Live Streaming Status Indicator

Mobile live streaming often starts in places where the network is not stable, such as outdoors. That’s why we provide live streaming status indicator so users can check the current live streaming situation in more detail during live streaming.

The live streaming status indicator can be used by clicking the More button in the upper left corner in the LIVE mode of the app as shown in the image below.

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It displays the framerate(fps), bitrate, audio volume, remaining battery information of the live streaming currently in progress. Please note that the live streaming status indicator is available not only in Camera mode, but also in VTuber modes.

[Mobile](/mobile/overview.md), [Guides](/mobile/guides.md), [Features](/mobile/guides/features.md), [Others](/mobile/guides/features/others.md)


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