LiveNote Stream review
A focused streaming workspace for litigation teams following depositions remotely.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
LiveNote Stream is deposition software from Thomson Reuters for litigation teams that need remote access to live deposition proceedings. It broadcasts deposition audio, video, and transcript text over the internet, allowing team members to follow a session from supported web or Windows environments. The product supports both remote participation and in-person deposition workflows, with transcript synchronization, a live video player, and navigation controls for playing, pausing, and moving through transcript pages. Its positioning is clearest for teams that prioritize shared visibility into an active deposition rather than a broader exhibit or recording workspace.
During a session, participants can use private group chat and the Transcript Word Index to locate terms and page-line references. Stream Manager supports local and global streaming sessions, while integration with Case Notebook brings streamed text and video depositions into litigation case management. LiveNote Central is also part of the surrounding workflow, with scheduling handled through that service or an online request form. These connections make LiveNote Stream a practical fit for teams already working within Thomson Reuters’ LiveNote environment and needing coordinated access to deposition content.
Pricing is handled through contact with sales rather than a published plan structure. The product’s listed capabilities focus on live broadcasting, synchronized transcript access, navigation, communication, and Case Notebook integration. Teams seeking those functions should consider LiveNote Stream when live deposition visibility and transcript retrieval are central requirements. It may be a less suitable choice for buyers looking primarily for exhibit-management tools or a workflow centered on recording controls, since those areas are not part of the product’s stated focus. The web and Windows support also narrows the platform choices compared with a broader multi-platform deployment.
LiveNote Stream pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Streams deposition audio, video, and transcript text in real time
- Combines live transcript navigation, video, chat, and Word Index tools
- Connects streamed depositions with Case Notebook case management
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales
- Available on the web and Windows PC
- The workflow centers on streaming rather than exhibit management
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