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# Resuming YouTube Streams

If the YouTube channel has more than 50 subscribers, the feature to resume your previous live streaming to YouTube is supported. Resuming a live stream means starting a new live stream using the same link as the live stream that viewers are currently participating in.​

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When you try to end your live stream, a dialog will appear asking whether to keep the YouTube live session active. To keep the current live session active after ending the stream, click the “Keep Session” button.

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And then, when you enter the live preparation screen, a pop-up will appear for the active live session. After reviewing the details, tap the ‘**Check**’ button.

* List of live streams maintaining the YouTube session (possible to resume with the previous steam link)
* List of scheduled live streams set in the YouTube Live Dashboard

From the schedule screen, select the live item marked with a yellow ‘**Active**’ label and tap ‘**OK**’. On the live preparation screen, check the date and time of the active live session, and then start streaming. The PRISM app will use the Resume feature to continue the previous live stream.

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[Mobile](/mobile/overview.md), [Guides](/mobile/guides.md), [Streaming](/mobile/guides/streaming.md), [YouTube Streaming](/mobile/guides/streaming/youtube-streaming.md)


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