Broadcast industry experts discuss solving real world video streaming challenges with SRT open source technology for transporting low latency video over the internet
New software-defined, AES67- and Dante-compatible platform is the broadcast industry’s first to support multiple Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) streams for Audio over IP contribution and distribution
Weighing QUIC vs. SRT Becomes Essential Step in Live Content Distribution
First SRT Virtual Plugfest yields more than 50 successful “SRT Ready” interoperability tests including contribution encoders, cameras, gateway products, decoders, multiviewers and players.
CineMassive, Haivision, LiveScale, Lumens, Matrox, and Wowza solutions work together to bring high-quality, low-bitrate streaming with SRT transport protocol
Doetinchem, The Netherlands – 24-05-2018. Arbor Media today announced that they are actively implementing the SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) technology into the following products: LogDepot, Cmeets and ConnectedViews. The company’s main focus for SRT is the connection between customer premises (running LogDepot and Cmeets) and Arbor Media’s web publication platform ConnectedViews. SRT will also be a part of the generic content transport mechanism between data centers.
LANG also joins more than 100 organizations as part of the SRT Alliance, the fastest growing video streaming movement in the open source community.
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!
