Troubleshooting

MICO Live Replay Not Available? What You Can Do

Why a MICO live may have no replay and how an automatic watchlist can record a future public stream from the beginning.

MicoRec Editorial · · 2 min read

A missing replay does not necessarily mean the video is hidden somewhere. Many live platforms treat the broadcast as temporary and expose no complete replay after it ends.

Can an ended live be reconstructed later?

Only if a recording system captured the media while it was available or an authorized copy already exists. MicoRec cannot recreate a past live from a title, thumbnail or other metadata.

The public catalog lists recordings that completed through MicoRec. Selecting one can request an available recording through Telegram, subject to the account allowance.

Prepare for the next broadcast

Send /watch MICO_ID before the creator goes live again. MicoRec monitors the public directory and starts after it resolves a playable source. Use the numeric ID because a changed nickname can prevent a safe match.

Why might the first minutes be missing?

Public-directory updates are not instantaneous. A creator can appear live before MICO exposes a media URL, and monitoring cadence depends on current workload. No service can guarantee frame-zero capture for every unscheduled broadcast.

What if the creator is live now?

Use /rec MICO_ID or send the official public live-share link. The share link can identify a creator who does not appear in the current public directory.

Is there a public download link?

MicoRec uses Telegram for video delivery. The website publishes metadata and discovery pages rather than permanent public MP4 links.

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