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Features

  • Reliable link to Socials, NDI devices or Web players with bonding
  • Graphic overlays, audio track selection
  • Live and on-demand video hosting
  • White-label streaming
  • Unlimited storage capacity
  • Enhanced RTMP (HEVC) support
  • StreamShare. Stream to guests’ social media platforms without passwords
  • Multi-bitrate streaming
  • Multi-track audio support
  • Pre-recorded live streaming
  • Studio quality recordings
  • Multi-site streaming, Multi-site player
  • Minimum possible latency

Turn one ingest into many outputs

Use one managed ingress point and send the same live signal to social platforms, partner endpoints, or your own player surfaces without rebuilding the workflow for every destination.

Turn one ingest into many outputs

Keep your destination logic under control

Route to public platforms, partner RTMP endpoints, or viewer-facing playback surfaces while keeping the handoff logic inside one workflow you own.

Keep your destination logic under control

Add backup and failover paths

Treat backup as part of the workflow, not as an emergency manual step. Keep alternate destinations or route variants ready before the main path fails.

Add backup and failover paths

Brand, record, and adapt the output layer

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.

Brand, record, and adapt the output layer

Move the heavy work off the encoder

Let the platform own routing, conversion, and fan-out so the source encoder can focus on sending one clean contribution feed.

Move the heavy work off the encoder

Pay for routing flexibility, not platform lock-in

Use a workflow that can send the same input to multiple business destinations without rebuilding around the quirks of each individual platform.

Pay for routing flexibility, not platform lock-in

Start in cloud, move to self-hosted later

Prove the routing model quickly in cloud, then move the same workflow shape to self-hosted infrastructure when your team needs tighter operational control.

Start in cloud, move to self-hosted later

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “ingest and route” mean here?
It means you accept one live input into a managed ingress point, then decide how that signal should move next: to social platforms, partner endpoints, players, or other workflow modules.
When do teams choose this instead of publishing directly from OBS?
Teams usually choose it when one source has to feed multiple destinations, when backup paths matter, or when routing logic should live in a managed workflow instead of inside the encoder setup.
Can I route one source to multiple destinations?
Yes. That is one of the main reasons to use this layer. You can accept one contribution feed and forward it to multiple external or internal outputs.
Can I keep a backup path ready?
Yes. You can prepare alternate routes, backup destinations, or failover-oriented workflow branches before the main path becomes unstable.
Do I need more upload bandwidth for each destination?
Not from the encoder side if the workflow is built correctly. The source can usually send one managed contribution stream while the platform handles the downstream fan-out.
Can I mix social outputs with my own player or partner endpoint?
Yes. The same workflow can include social outputs, private RTMP/SRT destinations, and viewer-facing playback surfaces.
Can I add overlays or branding in the workflow?
Yes. Branding, overlays, recordings, and playback-specific settings can be added around the route instead of forcing them into the source encoder.
Can I record the same live signal while routing it?
Yes. A common production pattern is to ingest once, route live outputs, and record the same signal in parallel.
Can I use SRT as the contribution input?
Yes. SRT is a common ingest choice when network conditions, contribution quality, or controlled receiving infrastructure matter.
Can I use RTMP destinations too?
Yes. Routing workflows often mix SRT contribution with RTMP or RTMPS outputs when the final destination still expects that transport.
Is this API-first or dashboard-first?
Both are possible. Teams often validate the workflow in the dashboard first and then move the same logic into their own operator or backend tooling through the API.
Can I move the same workflow to self-hosted later?
Yes. One of the practical advantages of this stack is that the workflow model stays recognizable whether you start in cloud or move to self-hosted infrastructure.
Where should I start in the docs?
Start with SRT servers if the first question is where the signal enters, then continue to SRT routes and Restreams to define how it moves.



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