Rerun Manager: Reruns on Twitch While You’re Offline

Your videos on Twitch,
while you’re offline.

Rerun Manager plays videos from your Gleem Media Library on your Twitch channel: right now, at a time you plan, or when a viewer requests one. Gleem’s servers stream the video to Twitch, so nothing has to run at home.

No PC or OBS running at home

Going live always comes first

Viewer requests, free or for Bits

Rerun Manager, formerly at rerunmanager.com, is now part of Gleem.

Reruns that run themselves

Set up your videos once. Gleem starts, queues and labels every rerun for you.

Played by Gleem’s servers

Gleem streams the video straight to Twitch with your stream key. Your PC, OBS and internet connection at home can stay off.

A queue, back to back

Reruns play one after another. A viewer’s request joins the queue, and the next video starts when the one before it ends.

Live always wins

Going live ends a running rerun. A rerun never interrupts your stream: one that comes due while you’re live waits, and is skipped if you stay live.

Clearly marked as a rerun

While a rerun plays, the stream title reads “↪ Rerun - ” and the video’s title, and the Twitch tag “Rerun” is added. Your own title, category and tags come back afterwards.

Viewers pick what plays

In the Rerun Manager panel on your channel, viewers request a video for free or for Bits. You decide which videos can be requested and what they cost.

Your rules

Set a title, category and Bits price for each video. Limit requests per day and per viewer, and choose the hours requested reruns may play in.

Run it without leaving Twitch

The Rerun Manager Twitch Extension brings reruns to your channel page and to your Stream Manager.

A panel for viewers

Request lists the videos viewers can play now. Schedule shows what is planned, in each viewer’s own time zone.

A quick action for you

In your Stream Manager, see what is playing and what comes next, and start, plan or stop a rerun.

One switch to turn it on

Opening the extension’s configuration page as the broadcaster turns on Reruns for your gleem.gg account.

Set up in four steps

Install the extension

Install Rerun Manager on your Twitch channel and open its configuration page. That turns on Reruns for your gleem.gg account.

Add your stream key

Paste your Twitch stream key on the Reruns page on gleem.gg. It is stored encrypted, and it is the same key Direct streaming uses.

Upload videos

Upload videos to your Media Library. Finished videos show up on the Reruns page and in the extension.

Play, plan or take requests

Start a rerun now, plan one for later, or let viewers request videos from the panel.

No extension? You can join the Reruns beta on gleem.gg instead. Join the beta

Frequently asked questions

Does my PC or OBS have to be running?

No. Gleem’s servers read the video from your Media Library and stream it to Twitch with your stream key, the way OBS would. Everything at home can stay off.

Does it work on YouTube or Kick?

Not yet. Reruns play on Twitch only for now.

What happens when I go live?

Your live stream takes over and a running rerun ends. A rerun that comes due while you’re live waits, and is skipped if you stay live. Viewers can’t request a rerun while you’re live.

Will viewers know it’s a rerun?

Yes. While a rerun plays, the stream title starts with “↪ Rerun - ” and the Twitch tag “Rerun” is added. When it ends, your own title, category and tags are put back.

Which videos can I use?

Finished videos in your Gleem Media Library. Upload them on gleem.gg, and each one shows up on the Reruns page and in the extension once it has been processed. Reruns play at up to 1080p.

How do Bits requests work?

You set a price per video, from 100 to 1,000 Bits, or make it free. A viewer requests it in the panel and pays through Twitch, and the rerun joins the queue once Twitch confirms the purchase. Bits are only offered where Twitch enables them on the channel.

Can I limit requests?

Yes. On the Reruns page you set how many requests may play per day, how many per viewer per day, and the hours requested reruns may play in.

Why does Gleem need my stream key?

To stream to your channel. The key is stored encrypted and never shown again. If Twitch refuses it, the Reruns page asks you for your current one.

Do I need the extension?

It is the usual way in: opening it as the broadcaster turns on Reruns. Without it, you can join the Reruns beta on gleem.gg with a linked Discord account and run reruns from your dashboard.

I used rerunmanager.com. What changed?

Rerun Manager is now part of Gleem. Reruns are set up on gleem.gg and play from your Gleem Media Library, and the extension on Twitch keeps the Rerun Manager name.

Your videos on Twitch,while you’re offline.