Now that Microsoft has integrated Beam to the Xbox one system, is there any possibility of getting a profile integration here on daddyleagues like we have for twitch?

Asking because I know some of us have codes for links to twitch broadcasts when they go live. Would this be a possibility to get coding for Beam broadcasts working as well?

Another way to post Beam broadcasts in the meantime:

You can post beam ( now mixer ) broadcasts live on your website using this code. Which is the code you'll get if you click the Share button on the broadcast, and choose option to embed video. I just put this code in the panel of the homepage section that I want it to appear:

<iframe allowfullscreen="true" src="https://mixer.com/embed/player/[userid goes here]"></iframe>

or , if you want a particular window playback size

<iframe allowfullscreen="true" src="https://mixer.com/embed/player/6050058" height="325" width="500"></iframe>

Where you see the number is the userid, you'll need to get this over their username.If you don't want to get the id each time in mixer can also make a call to their api /users/search and pass it their username and it will return their user id, if you are familiar with working with apis.  https://dev.mixer.com/rest.html

can you put this anywhere else besides the home page? I tried putting all 32 team's mixer account on the home page, but it makes the site too slow to use on phone so i had to take them down. I was thinking that maybe if I put each teams mixer channel on their team page it may not slow down the site.

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