Prerecorded broadcasting
Publish an uploaded video from your own VPS to selected RTMP or RTMPS destinations. Keep each output’s process reports, failures, and controls in view.
Explore prerecorded broadcastingPrepare source videos, run outputs on your own VPS, and keep the important signals close. Explore what is available today and what is still ahead.
Publish an uploaded video from your own VPS to selected RTMP or RTMPS destinations. Keep each output’s process reports, failures, and controls in view.
Explore prerecorded broadcastingConnect an existing Linux VPS and review what its agent actually reports: heartbeat freshness, system details, resource measurements, and detected FFmpeg availability.
Explore server managementSave a planned start time against a stream, keep its timezone visible, and update or cancel the record as your publishing plan changes.
Explore schedule planningOrganize uploaded videos into named, ordered playlists. Keep a sequence and its intended loop setting together while planning future programming.
Explore media & playlistsUpload a video, choose your server and destinations, then start it from the workspace.
Browser-based production with live cameras and guests is not available in the current build.
Private events and audience access controls are a future mode, not part of today’s broadcast flow.
Incoming feeds from an external encoder are not supported yet. Current broadcasts use uploaded media.
Move through the workflow at your own pace. The dashboard’s Getting started guide keeps these steps close at hand.
Register an existing Ubuntu or Debian VPS. Install its agent and review a fresh authenticated heartbeat.
Read the guideUpload a prerecorded video to your library. Check its size and choose settings that fit your server.
Read the guideSave the RTMP or RTMPS publishing details issued by each platform. Keep your stream keys private.
Read the guideStart the broadcast from your workspace, review each output, and confirm video and audio in the platform preview.
Read the guideBring your server, source video, and destinations into one workspace. Start with a short test and grow from there.