Watch SLOT1 watch a stream
This channel plays a test video that SLOT1 draws on this server: a night drive with HUD text where a game would show it. It isn’t gameplay. Every entry in the log, every banner and every box in “What the AI sees” is real output of SLOT1’s pipeline reading that video.
The streamer’s PC
OBS sends the stream to SLOT1 over RTMP or WHIP, with a key from Studio.
Here: SLOT1’s demo generator on this server, drawing a synthetic scene live.
SLOT1 ingest
The gateway asks SLOT1’s API whether that key may publish, then takes the stream in.
Gateway: MediaMTX.
Frame sampling
The worker takes one frame every 3 s from the stream it’s reading.
The AI looks
OCR reads the screen regions where a game shows text. AI vision and SLOT1’s GTA model look at the whole frame when they’re switched on.
For the demo: OCR only. Paid AI vision stays off.
Live log
What was read becomes evidence-backed entries. Result screens become banners, instant replays and clips.
Viewers
Watch SLOT1’s copy over WebRTC, usually under a second behind, next to the log. Twitch keeps its own broadcast.
SLOT1 Demo
Demo stream: synthetic test video, not gameplay
Frames the AI analyzed, one every few seconds. Smooth live video needs SLOT1's WebRTC gateway (MediaMTX).
Metrics
- Analyzed coverage
- 0% of 43m 09s
- Frames analyzed
- 0
- Dropped under load
- 0
- Last frame
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- Frame cadence
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- Processing delay
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- Source
- —
Totals cover analyzed footage only; nothing is extrapolated.
Things to try
Instant replay
Appears on result screens while the demo is live.
Los Santos right now
The demo shows up among the live streams. Flip stations with the radio wheel.
Clips
About every ten minutes SLOT1 cuts a short clip around a result screen. They’re on the demo’s profile (the newest 20 are kept).
The clip editor
Creators who turn on Recording in Studio can trim any moment, add text and render vertical clips in Studio’s library. The demo doesn’t record the whole stream, so its clips are cut from the short rolling buffer instead.
What the AI sees
Open under the timeline. Blue boxes are the screen regions OCR reads; gold boxes are the exact lines it read in this frame.