I'm super stoked for what Wave.video can do.

I was really excited about switching from Streamyard over to Wave (and not paying a monthly fee)

I'm a livestream podcaster, and I run a "no-edit" podcast called Between The Before & After (we're top 5% globally, so quality matters)

The Pros
- easy to livestream to multiple destinations
- I love the "play this video" feature for when starting and ending broadcast, (eliminates unnecessary silence at beginning and end of broadcast)
- The "scenes" feature has potential
- Vertical format is awesome, and can livestream to IG via Instafeed
- Guests can Co-stream to their audience as well!
- I love their affiliate program and want to promote wave.video to my fellow podcasters

The Cons (why I'm still keeping Streamyard for now)
- Can only download video, not audio from recordings (as a podcaster, I only need audio after the recording)
- Can't natively create clips to post to IG/FB Reels and YT Shorts (the biggest reason I'm staying with Streamyard for now, super time-saving feature)
- Can't record locally yet (which takes care of a lot of potential issues with connectivity)
- Streamyard is a more mature, established platform with less bugs
- The video editor, while potentially super powerful, can be painfully slow and clunky (I'm running a high-powered gaming laptop, this isn't a problem on my end)

I WANT Wave to usurp Streamyard, so my LTD eliminates paying a monthly fee, but it's not quite there yet, but because I see its potential, I will keep Wave, and continue using Streamyard for most of my live broadcasts for now