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What Waiting, Reconnecting, Paused and Error mean in Corneta

Each status tells you where the signal stopped. Waiting looks at the input; Connecting and Reconnecting look at the platform; Paused and BE RIGHT BACK are states you control.

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Corneta version
0.11.0
Tested with
Corneta 0.6.0 (Windows 11)

The status map

StatusWhat's happeningWhat to do
WaitingCorneta hasn't received a signal yetcheck the address and start streaming in your streaming software
Connectingthe output is opening a session with the platformwait; if it doesn't change, test the key and server
LIVEthe platform is receiving mediakeep an eye on bitrate and dropped frames
Reconnectingthe output dropped and is trying to come backinvestigate only the affected destination
Pausedyou stopped that destinationuse Resume when you want it back
BE RIGHT BACKthe protection screen replaced the signalcheck whether it was a manual pause or OBS dropping out
Errorthe attempt stopped with a known causeopen the message and use Try again after the fix

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Live screen with the platforms, OBS, internet and safety nets indicators.

The indicators show what's still missing before the destinations move to Connecting.

The indicators show what's still missing before the destinations move to Connecting.Source: CornetaCorneta version: 0.11.0

Waiting doesn't mean OBS is disconnected from the WebSocket

The WebSocket lets Corneta set up and control OBS. The video signal arrives over local RTMP. The OBS button can show Set up while Corneta keeps waiting, because OBS hasn't started streaming yet.

When to ask for help

Write down the exact status, the affected platform and the message shown. If there's an error ID or operation ID, copy it as text.

Never share your stream key, WebSocket password, token, local path or a screenshot with a credential. Use export safe diagnostics.