Live video is getting interactive requiring bidirectional communication with low latency. Companies like Ex Machina, Haivision, nanocosmos, and Wowza—as well as the SRT Alliance—are working on solutions.
The NFL uses SRT to get live feeds from London to their broadcast center. ESPN is helping hundreds of schools broadcast nationally with no further investment in infrastructure. Microsoft produces remote events from anywhere with SRT.
ESPN, the NFL, Microsoft, Azzurro Group, Collabora and Haivision explore SRT Open Source video streaming protocol in NAB panel discussion. Learn about the SRT Open Source Project, real world SRT implementations and the SRT Alliance, now with over 100 members!
Lumens VC-A50P series PTZ cameras send high-quality H.264 streams to Matrox Mura IPX multiviewer and video wall decoder boards in Secure Reliable Transport, end-to-end
April 9, 2018 – Las Vegas – Cogent, a global leader in the provision of trusted communication solutions, introduces its new SRT Ready internet video transmission solution and related codec products, the HDE-650 SRT encoder and HDD-451 SRT decoder, at NAB 2018 in Las Vegas.
Hear from experts about solving real world challenges using the SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) protocol and see SRT-enabled solutions at 13 NAB exhibits
New Mozilla Public License will help increase SRT adoption with mobile-friendly development
The SRT Open Source Project, the fastest growing open source video streaming movement, continues in its mission to make SRT the de facto standard for low latency video streaming.
Matrox Maevex 6150 enterprise encoder and LiveScale cloud omnicast platform enable end-to-end streaming system to easily deliver 4K content from any source to any device and destination
SRT, typical examples Following last week’s blog post announcing SRT in GStreamer, I’d like to briefly discuss another way to use an SRT stream: with VLC 3.0!
