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SRT contribution and routing software

Callaba SRT Server

Callaba SRT Server is a cloud-based and self-hosted SRT server solution for receiving SRT contribution feeds, monitoring transport health, and routing live video into multiview, recording, restreaming, and playback workflows.

Looking for the protocol explanation? Read the informational SRT server guide.

Visible product workflow

One SRT contribution feed, multiple production paths

Callaba receives a live SRT feed, exposes transport health to operators, and routes the input into the production workflow you select.

Diagram showing one SRT feed from a camera entering Callaba and branching to Multiview, recording, and an output path.
Callaba receives one SRT feed, shows its transport status, and routes the live video to Multiview, recording, or an output destination.
Core capabilities

Operate the SRT feed as a product workflow

Start with the live-video job itself. Automation remains an optional second layer.

Monitor transport health. Keep operational visibility on the incoming transport while the feed is live.

01

Receive contribution feeds

Bring SRT video from cameras, encoders, or remote production locations into Callaba.

02

Listener and caller ingest pattern

In the standard ingest path, Callaba runs the SRT listener and the external encoder or source connects as the SRT caller.

03

Route one input onward

Use the same contribution feed in multiview, recording, restreaming, or playback workflows.

04

Choose cloud or self-hosted operation

Callaba Cloud: Launch Callaba in the cloud and configure the SRT workflow from the product interface. Self-hosted on Linux: Install Callaba on your own Linux infrastructure when you need direct environment control.

Use cases

Built for live production boundaries

Use Callaba where a reliable SRT contribution feed must enter an operational video workflow.

Remote contribution

Bring a venue or field feed back to a production environment.

Production monitoring

Place incoming video in Multiview so operators can watch the live signal.

Workflow distribution

Pass the received input to recording, restreaming, and playback paths.

Deployment

Choose cloud or self-hosted operation

Both paths run the same product workflow; choose the operating model that fits your team.

Self-hosted on Linux

Install Callaba on your own Linux infrastructure when you need direct environment control.

Install on Linux
Optional automation

Use the API after the product workflow is clear

The interface is the primary path for evaluating and operating Callaba SRT Server. The API can then automate repeatable configuration and control tasks.

Explore SRT server API documentation

Callaba SRT Server questions

What does Callaba SRT Server do?

It receives SRT contribution feeds, exposes transport health to operators, and routes live video into Multiview, recording, restreaming, and playback workflows.

Can Callaba SRT Server run in the cloud and on my own infrastructure?

Yes. You can launch Callaba in the cloud or install it on your own Linux infrastructure and operate the same SRT product workflow.

Is the API required to use Callaba SRT Server?

No. The product interface is the primary path for setup and operation. The API is an optional second layer for repeatable automation.

Where can a received SRT feed go?

The same received feed can continue into Multiview, recording, restreaming, and playback workflows that you configure in Callaba.

Related SRT topics
Start with a real feed

Evaluate Callaba SRT Server in your deployment model

Launch in the cloud, install on Linux, or inspect the live Multiview experience before you automate anything.