RTMP and RTMPS
For vMix, OBS and encoders. RTMPS connects encrypted (port 1936).
Everything the panel does today, in short.
You send one feed from the field. Copies are made on the server, so the field line is not split.
For vMix, OBS and encoders. RTMPS connects encrypted (port 1936).
Asks again for lost packets on unstable lines.
Send a backup from a second encoder or line. If the main feed drops, targets and recording carry on from the backup.

One feed, as many targets as you need. Each target gets its own format.
YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Kick, Twitch, X and custom RTMP targets.
Vertical output for Instagram and TikTok from a landscape feed: crop, fit or rotate.
The control room pulls over SRT, or we push over SRT or UDP. 1080i50, 1080p50, 1080i60, 720p50.
Copy outputs are not re-encoded. H.264, H.265 and AV1; 60 fps is kept.
Connect your YouTube channel to the panel.
Pick the event, go live, end it. See the viewer count.
Play the episodes of a YouTube playlist in order, around the clock.
When the show ends you have the file and a report.
The stream is recorded on the server, also while on the backup feed. Download it or share a link.
The broadcast timeline on one page. Print it or hand it to your client as a PDF.
Watch the broadcast from the multiview, a tablet or your phone.
A monitoring page added to vMix or OBS as a browser input. A target in trouble turns red.
List channels, start recording, pick the YouTube event.
The home-screen widget shows bitrate, targets and quota. An ntfy alert arrives when a stream drops.

You see your usage live in the panel.
Incoming and outgoing data are counted together. By default, if the quota runs out mid-show, the live stream is not cut.
Bonding device panels fetch channels and publish addresses over an API.
15 days, 10 GB traffic, 5 GB cloud recording, 4 targets.