Per-Destination Settings

What is it?

Per-destination settings means each platform receiving the simulcast can have its own title, description, privacy level, category, and thumbnail — even though the video itself is identical everywhere. One show, custom packaging per platform.

Practical example

The same Tuesday live show goes out as:

• YouTube: "Episode 42 — The Future of Mobile Apps | Full Talk" (SEO-style title, public, custom thumbnail)
• Twitch: "chatting about apps 💬 come hang out" (casual title, category: Just Chatting)
• Facebook: a Persian-language title for the Persian-speaking community there

Each audience sees packaging that matches how that platform's culture and discovery work — the YouTube title is written for search, the Twitch title for browsing viewers.

Key things to know (non-technical)

• Titles are discovery tools, and discovery works completely differently per platform — one-size-fits-all titles underperform everywhere.
• Privacy can differ too: public on YouTube, unlisted test on another platform.
• Advanced versions include per-destination visual differences (e.g., different overlay or orientation per platform) — much harder, much more valuable.
• This is a feature creators ask for the moment they get serious about more than one platform.

In Tupic Live

Per-destination settings turn Tupic Live from "a splitter" into a real distribution tool: the creator's show is packaged natively for each platform's audience, the way a TV distributor localizes a program per market.