OBS Studio
A downloadable preset is provided.
HomeEncoders
EncodersIf it does SRT or RTMPS, it works here.
Bring the encoder you already own, or the one your operator finds easiest. Every setup has a plain-language guide, because nobody should need to understand streaming to broadcast a service.
SRT recommended
RTMPS fallback
WebRTC Coming
In practice
Bring the gear you own. If it does SRT or RTMPS, it works here.
Which protocol
SRT first. RTMPS if you must.
They are not equals. SRT retransmits what does not arrive; RTMPS is best-effort and drops frames on a bad line.
| Protocol | Status | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| SRT | Recommended | Always, if your encoder supports it. Retransmits what did not arrive. |
| RTMPS | Available | The fallback for encoders that cannot do SRT. |
| WebRTC / WHIP | Coming | Sub-second, interactive. Roadmap, not shipped. |
Software
Runs on the computer you have.
Streamlabs
Supported.
vMix
Supported.
Wirecast
Supported.
Hardware
Or a box in the rack.
ATEM Mini
Supported.
Haivision
Supported.
Kiloview E1/E2/P1/P2
SDI or HDMI. The P series bonds over multiple SIMs.
Teradek
Supported.
Web Presenter
Blackmagic.
Mobile
When there is no rig at all.
Scan the QR code on the channel page and you are live from a phone.
Larix (mobile)
Pairs with the QR code on the channel page.
Not on the list?
Anything that outputs SRT or RTMPS will work.
If your encoder is not here, take the SRT address off the channel page and paste it in. If it asks for a protocol we do not offer, tell us — that is how the list grows.
Early access
Get set up before the plans are.
Join the list and we will send you the preset for your encoder as soon as early access opens.