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How to read and export the post-stream report

Open Reports and pick a stream. Start with the diagnosis, confirm the minute in the charts and download the right format; the cause shown is a hypothesis based on the available metrics.

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Corneta version
0.11.0
Tested with
Corneta 0.6.0 (Windows 11)

Open the right stream

  1. Go to Reports.
  2. Pick the date and time.
  3. Check the platforms, duration and quality mode.
  4. Read the diagnosis notice before the charts.

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Post-stream report with peak viewers, average, messages, followers and subs.

The summary shows the size of the stream; the diagnosis and the timeline explain where to look.

The summary shows the size of the stream; the diagnosis and the timeline explain where to look.Source: CornetaCorneta version: 0.11.0

Peak and average audience, messages and alerts only show up when that source delivered data. Missing data doesn't turn into a made-up zero.

Read the diagnosis as a hypothesis

Corneta cross-checks CPU, GPU, OBS stats and the state of each destination. It can say “a quick stutter while preparing video” because the counters changed together; it can't see your router, your viewers' computers or every platform failure.

Download the right format

  • HTML: a readable report to open or attach.
  • CSV: a table for comparing streams.
  • JSON: structured data for technical analysis.
  • Recap: an image ready to share, after you review it.

If the numbers look wrong

SymptomCheckLikely explanation
missing audienceaccount connectionsthe source didn't provide samples
followers differ from the dashboardperiod and attributionexternal events may lack a reliable channel
chart ends earlyend timethe session or the app was interrupted
cause doesn't match what you sawminute and other metricsincomplete correlation

Before sharing, check channel names, messages and any personal data. For technical support, use the safe diagnostics file instead.