User System Compatibility with Viewing Conditions
Updated: 2026-09-16 11:42:30
After enabling the user system, the system first identifies the viewer's identity, then verifies whether the viewer meets the current channel's viewing conditions. Whether viewers see a landing page first or need to log in when entering a live stream depends on the configuration of guest mode, landing pages, and viewing conditions.
For login methods and guest mode settings in the user system, see User Management and Operations. For configuration methods of viewing conditions, see Viewing Conditions.
1. Basic Rules
- When a channel is configured with a landing page or viewing conditions, viewers first see the landing page, then proceed through login, authorization, or viewing condition verification from the landing page
- Viewers who fail viewing condition verification cannot enter the viewing page
- During a single session of opening the viewing page, the landing page is displayed only once; if a viewer logs in after entering the viewing page, the landing page will not be shown again
- Invitation-based viewing and WeCom viewing continue to follow their original verification processes, unaffected by adjustments to the landing page and login sequence
- When the user system is disabled, viewers still enter the live stream according to the original viewing process
2. Viewing Process Under Different Configurations
| Channel Configuration | Viewer Viewing Process |
|---|---|
| Guest mode enabled, public viewing, landing page enabled | Viewers first see the landing page. After clicking [Enter], they enter the viewing page as guests without logging in |
| Guest mode enabled, public viewing, landing page disabled | Viewers directly enter the viewing page as guests |
| Guest mode enabled, viewing conditions configured (whitelist, payment, password, registration, etc.) | Except for invitation-based viewing and WeCom viewing, regardless of whether the landing page is enabled, viewers first see the landing page. After clicking the corresponding button, they complete login or authorization in a popup, then proceed with viewing condition verification |
| Guest mode enabled, WeChat viewing configured, landing page enabled | Viewers first see the landing page. After clicking [Enter], they complete WeChat authorization |
| Guest mode disabled, unlogged viewers access a channel with a landing page or viewing conditions enabled | Viewers first see the landing page. After clicking the main button, they complete login or registration in a popup, then proceed to the viewing page or complete viewing condition verification |
| Logged-in viewers access a public viewing channel with a landing page enabled | On the first visit of the current session, viewers first see the landing page. After clicking [Enter], they enter the viewing page; on subsequent visits within the same session, they directly enter the viewing page |
3. Completing Viewing Conditions After Login
- When a channel is configured with only one condition (whitelist, password, registration, or sign-up), after the viewer logs in and returns, the system automatically opens the corresponding condition popup once
- When a channel is configured with multiple viewing conditions, the system does not automatically open the condition popup after login and return; viewers can select the condition to complete from the landing page
- When a channel is configured with one viewing condition and sign-up is also enabled, the system first opens the viewing condition popup; after passing the viewing condition, the sign-up form does not open automatically, and viewers can click the sign-up button on the landing page
- When manually refreshing the page, the system does not automatically reopen condition popups that have already been triggered
