Release notes

Videorc 0.9.112 Beta 1

Stream to Kick with your stream key next to YouTube, Twitch and X, and set every global shortcut in Settings by pressing the keys instead of typing them.

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Kick joins the destinations, and shortcuts you set by pressing keys

  • Kick is a streaming destination. Paste your Kick stream key and go live on Kick beside your other platforms.
  • Set global shortcuts by pressing the keys. Videorc shows the combination as key chips and tells you when one is taken.
  • Esc cancels a shortcut change, Backspace clears it, and system combinations like Cmd+Q are refused with a reason.
  • Importing an OBS profile recognises a Kick destination.

Kick

Kick is now one of the destinations in Livestream → Setup. Paste the stream key from your Kick creator dashboard into the Kick card and it streams beside YouTube, Twitch and X, within the same five-destination limit.

Connecting a Kick account, Kick chat in the Stream Manager and Kick viewer counts are built and will switch on in a coming build once Videorc's Kick app credentials ship.

If you import an OBS profile that streams to Kick, Videorc recognises it and sets up the Kick destination for you.

Shortcuts you set by pressing keys

Settings → Global shortcuts no longer asks you to type a combination. Click a field and press the keys. While you hold modifiers the field shows them live, and the saved shortcut appears as key chips such as ⇧ ⌘ M.

Esc keeps the previous shortcut. Backspace or Delete clears it. If you press a bare letter, a system combination such as ⌘Q or ⌘Tab, or a combination another action already uses, Videorc says so under the row and keeps your old shortcut. If another app owns a combination, only that row is marked.

The same key chips now appear in the scenes gallery and the shortcuts reference table.