NimoTV Studio was the official streaming tool for the Nimo TV game-streaming platform, combining scene management, camera and audio settings and broadcasting in one Windows app. Owner Huya shut Nimo TV's global operations down in 2022, so live broadcasting to the platform is no longer possible.
Manage scenes for a gameplay broadcast
Set up scenes for a game stream, then start a live broadcast through NimoTV Studio. The scene workflow keeps gameplay and other stream elements organized while you prepare to go live.
Camera and sound settings let you adjust the picture and audio for a session. A second camera can be added as well.
Save videos or publish them to NimoTV
Sessions could also be recorded and saved on the PC; uploads went to Nimo TV under a chosen category.
- Use saved videos for later sharing on video platforms.
- Some emulators, including GameLoop, support streaming directly through NimoTV Studio.
Prepare the stream before going live
A typical session starts with arranging the stream scenes and setting the camera and sound quality. Once the gameplay and camera are ready, start the broadcast; recorded sessions can be saved locally instead.
Pros
- Manage scenes for gameplay streams
- Adjust camera resolution and sound quality
- Save recorded videos to the PC
- Add a second camera
Cons
- The Nimo TV platform shut down globally in 2022, so broadcasting no longer works
Can NimoTV Studio record a stream to the computer?
It could record sessions to the PC, but with the Nimo TV service closed the app is of little practical use today.
Can I use more than one camera?
Yes. NimoTV Studio supports adding a second camera from the menu at the bottom of the screen.
Can an emulator stream directly through NimoTV Studio?
Some emulators, such as GameLoop, support direct streaming through the program.