Record live feeds in parallel with monitoring and delivery, keep capture state visible to operators, and move completed media into storage, replay, or VOD without building a separate recorder stack.
Keep the live output running while Callaba creates a recording in parallel. Preserve the event for archive, clipping, compliance, replay, or later VOD publishing without rebuilding the live path around a separate recorder.
Keep the live output running while Callaba creates a recording in parallel. Preserve the event for archive, clipping, compliance, replay, or later VOD publishing without rebuilding the live path around a separate recorder.
Keep the live output running while Callaba creates a recording in parallel. Preserve the event for archive, clipping, compliance, replay, or later VOD publishing without rebuilding the live path around a separate recorder.
Archive the always-on stream without splitting the workflow into separate manual jobs every time the channel needs a continuous record.
Add overlays, audio choices, recordings, and playback-facing outputs where they belong: after ingest is stable and before the signal reaches the final viewer or platform.
Beyond creation calls, the platform also gives operators what they need in production: start and stop methods, statistics, live SRT monitoring, storage control, file operations, and the ability to reason about the workflow as it runs.
Beyond creation calls, the platform also gives operators what they need in production: start and stop methods, statistics, live SRT monitoring, storage control, file operations, and the ability to reason about the workflow as it runs.
Start from controlled ingest, then package and deliver through players, CDN-friendly outputs, and viewer-facing surfaces. This is especially useful when the same source has to feed operators, viewers, recordings, and downstream destinations at once.
Turn uploaded or recorded video into a managed on-demand library. Organize assets and playlists, publish a branded player on your site, control who can watch, and deliver the same catalog across devices without building a separate playback stack.
Record live feeds in parallel with monitoring and delivery, keep capture state visible to operators, and move completed media into storage, replay, or VOD without building a separate recorder stack.
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 cloudThe 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-hostedStart with one quick live-player path, then expand into ingest, routing, recording, playback, calls, storage, and operational control using the module examples below. The goal is not a demo-only request, but a realistic map of the product surface your engineers will actually use.
Yes. Keep the live playback or routing output running while Callaba creates a recording in parallel. The resulting file can support archive, clipping, compliance, replay, or later VOD publishing. When you need automation, control that workflow through the Recordings module.
Create a web player from the ingest source you want to expose. The player module handles packaging and viewer-facing playback, and you can place a CDN such as CloudFront in front of it when you need wider distribution.
Yes. DVR behavior is controlled on the Web players side. In practice, teams tune fragment and manifest settings to decide how much recent history a viewer can rewind during a live event.
Yes. The deployment choice changes how you operate the infrastructure, but the product model stays the same. That means your team can prototype in cloud, move to self-hosted when needed, and continue using the same module-oriented API surface.
Start with Callaba Engine documentation for the product map, then go straight to the module closest to your first workflow boundary: SRT servers, Restreams, Web players, Recordings, or Video calls.
Record live feeds in parallel with monitoring and delivery, keep capture state visible to operators, and move completed media into storage, replay, or VOD without building a separate recorder stack.
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