Recording Premium-State TiLive Lives
Some TiLive rooms can switch into a premium state during a session. TiLive tracks that state during recording so the bot can keep users informed while the capture continues when the stream source remains available.
Premium state can change mid-live
A creator can begin as a normal live, switch to a premium state, and later return to normal. The recorder keeps checking the room metadata while the recording is active.
When the state changes, the bot can notify the requester without stopping the capture.
Recording depends on the active stream source
The bot records from the stream source it can resolve. If the source remains usable, the recording can continue across premium-state transitions.
If TiLive changes the media session or blocks the source, the recorder handles the failure path and marks the recording accordingly.
Why status messages matter
Premium-state alerts are useful operational signals. They explain why a live looks different in the app while the bot is still working in the background.
They also make future plan gating possible without changing the recording engine.
Keep the bot running and let the recorder report state changes instead of restarting manually.
Open @tiliverec_bot