Callaba
Always on

24/7 live streaming channels and playout

Operate a continuous channel for news, radio-style feeds, cameras, digital signage, or branded programming. Mix live and scheduled sources, keep playback stable, record the output, and prepare fallback paths before the channel runs unattended.

Always on

Keep one channel live across shifts and schedules

Use one operational surface for a channel that has to stay on air while content, operators, or dayparts change underneath it.

Diagram showing a live feed or media library entering Callaba Continuous Streaming for scheduled 24/7 playout, fail-safe playback, and routed output.
Callaba Continuous Streaming combines live and stored media into an observable 24/7 channel with scheduling, recovery, playback, and output control.
Always on

Mix live and scheduled content in one workflow

Combine live inputs with planned segments or fallback material so the channel keeps moving even when not every minute is truly live.

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Mix live and scheduled content in one workflow

Combine live inputs with planned segments or fallback material so the channel keeps moving even when not every minute is truly live.

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Publish to players and external destinations at the same time

Keep one channel identity while feeding your own player surfaces and any external endpoints that need the same live output.

03

Record the channel while it runs

Record the always-on stream to configured storage without splitting the workflow into separate manual jobs whenever the channel needs a continuous recording.

Workflow

Design for reliability, not manual restarts

Build the channel so operations, backup logic, and output continuity matter more than constant operator intervention.

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Use the sources you already have

Start from cameras, encoders, software sources, or file-based content without redesigning the whole channel around one source type.

02

Design for reliability, not manual restarts

Build the channel so operations, backup logic, and output continuity matter more than constant operator intervention.

03

Use viewer-ready playback where it matters

Keep the viewer-facing layer stable and web-friendly while the upstream workflow remains flexible enough to handle real operational needs.

Workflow

Keep one channel live across shifts and schedules

Use one operational surface for a channel that has to stay on air while content, operators, or dayparts change underneath it.

Cloud continuous streaming pricing

The pay-as-you-go cloud tariff is ideal for those who need all the advantages of the cloud, such as instant deployment of Callaba, low latency due to the global network of data centers, server reliability, data backup, scalability, managed services, and much more.

Launch Callaba in the cloud

Self-hosted unlimited continuous streaming pricing

The unlimited tariff is a good fit for actively growing broadcasting organizations of medium and large size that would like to have no limitations like those in the bundled tariff, while also maintaining full control over their data.

Install Callaba self-hosted
24/7 streaming API

Automate always-on channels with API modules

An always-on channel is not one endless stream object. In practice, teams manage the live workflow, the channel identity, recording, and viewer-facing playback as separate modules. Use the API when channel continuity should behave like part of your own operations layer.

Continuous streaming REST API

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a 24/7 channel here?

Any workflow where the output should stay live continuously: branded channels, radio-style streams, camera feeds, signage loops, or mixed live-and-scheduled channels.

Can I combine scheduled content with live inputs?

Yes. That is one of the main practical reasons to treat this as a workflow problem instead of one long manual stream session.

Can I publish the same channel to a player and an outside destination?

Yes. A common pattern is to keep one channel identity while exposing it both to your own web playback surface and to additional destinations.

Where should I start in the docs?

Start with Restreams for the live workflow, continue with Streams for stable channel identity, and add Web players when the channel needs a viewer-facing surface.

Can I use the SRT protocol as a video source?

Yes! We have added the capability for direct SRT streaming, which you can easily convert into RTMP.

Always on

Design for reliability, not manual restarts

Build the channel so operations, backup logic, and output continuity matter more than constant operator intervention.