Cloud Distribution for
Live Broadcast

On-demand broadcast hub for cross-border live productions. Dedicated bare-metal in your region. Public pricing. Direct human support.

New York · London · Frankfurt · Paris · Virginia · Los Angeles · Singapore · Helsinki

Extended reach: Tokyo · Hong Kong · Beijing · Sydney — available through partner network.

30 days free, full access No credit card Unlimited outputs per route* Fixed public IPv4

*Subject to the bandwidth and resources of the selected plan or your self-hosted infrastructure.

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SRT
WHIP
HLS
UDP
Playout
VAJRA CORE
Vajracast dashboard showing active routes with real-time status, bitrate, and connection details
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The Flow

Three stages. Deterministic. Predictable.

Ingest

Take contribution from anywhere: Broadcast SRT encoders (listener or caller, AES encryption), WHIP WebRTC sources, RIST Main Profile senders with ARQ, bonded cellular units over SRTLA (BELABOX and Moblin), IP cameras over RTSP, HLS or TS-over-HTTP feeds pulled from a CDN, raw UDP, or an all-in-one TV channel playout with graphics. Dropped sources reconnect automatically.

SRT 1.5.6WHIPHLSRTMPRTSPRISTSRTLAHTTP/TSUDPPlayout with graphics

Process

Optional transcoding. Stabilize a fragile MPEG-TS feed rejected by a CDN ingest, MCR or SATCOM contribution chain: remux and normalize the transport stream to meet the downstream receiver’s requirements. Deinterlace 1080i feeds, or output true broadcast 1080i from progressive sources. Use the full audio matrix to split 7.1 into discrete stereo pairs, swap or remap any channel — or pass through bit-for-bit. Create an additional output dedicated to social media and mobile, cropped to vertical 9:16.

Redistribute

Send one route to an unlimited number of outputs using SRT, WHEP, HLS, RTMP, RTSP, RIST, SRTLA, HTTP/TS, UDP, NDI or ST 2110*, and record it directly to a file. In passthrough, each additional output adds no significant CPU overhead.

*Subject to the bandwidth and resources of the selected plan or your self-hosted infrastructure.

See it deployed

Reference deployment architecture

Two annotated diagrams showing how Vajracast handles a redundant SRT contribution, multi-region restream and multi-protocol delivery to rights-holders. Hover any node for details.

View example setup →
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Video Stream Failover

Multi-input redundancy that keeps live routes flowing when a source drops.

Failover demo
Failover settings interface showing quality-based switching configuration
Quality-based settings
Watch the full failover demo →

Fast Live Failover

When a source drops, Vajracast switches to the next available input without tearing down the route. Outputs keep flowing while operators stay in control.

Auto-Failover & Failback

Up to 8 redundant inputs per route. On signal loss, either switch to the input with the best current quality (Best Score) or move down the list to the next working one (Round-robin). Optional auto-failback walks back up to the highest working input when it recovers and holds stable.

Hot-Add Inputs & Outputs

Add or remove sources and destinations while streaming. No route restart, no interruption to the live feed.

Mixed Protocols

Combine SRT, RIST, RTMP and HTTP sources in one failover group. Each with independent settings.

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Video Routing Features

Infrastructure-grade reliability for live broadcasting.

One-to-Many & Chained Routes

Fan out one input to dozens of outputs, or reuse one prepared feed across downstream routes. Transcode once, deliver everywhere, with flat overhead for passthrough workflows.

Hot Management

Add a backup source or a new destination to a route that's on air. Nothing restarts, nothing drops — every other feed keeps flowing.

Audio Matrix

Multi-PID audio passthrough preserves all audio tracks through the chain. Split 7.1 surround into 4 stereo pairs, remap channels, or merge them back. Per-channel gain control.

Monitoring & Alerts

Per-route email alerts — source lost, failover switched, source recovered — with a grace window so a brief blip never pages anyone. Full Prometheus /metrics and pre-built Grafana dashboards for the ops side.

Hardware Transcode

HEVC to H.264, interlace handling, resolution scaling — all GPU-accelerated via NVIDIA NVENC, Intel QSV, or VAAPI. Auto-fallback if a GPU is unavailable.

Diagram View

Interactive route visualization showing every input, output, and their connections in real time. Stats overlay on every node.

Always On Air

Software updates and maintenance never interrupt what's on air. After a reboot or a power cut, every route comes back on its own — nobody gets up at 3 a.m.

Bars & Tone

Put a broadcast-standard test signal on air in one click — color bars, 1 kHz tone, overlaid text and timecode. No black, no silence, no panic while a source is down or being prepared.

VMAF Quality Analysis

Objective video quality scoring (VMAF 0–100, PSNR) on any active route. One-click comparison between source and output with full history and trend tracking.

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REST API

Full CRUD on routes, inputs, outputs. JWT authentication, OpenAPI documentation. Automate deployments, integrate with your monitoring stack, script anything.

Docker & Kubernetes

Ship as a container. Orchestrate with K8s, provision with Terraform, share state across instances with PostgreSQL. From single-server to containerized multi-instance (experimental).

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SRT 1.5.6, WebRTC, RIST, RTMP, NDI, ST 2110

WHIP input, WHEP output, RIST Main Profile, playout with graphics and SCTE-35, HLS manifest cue signaling, and file recording.

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Live Stream Routing Use Cases

From ingest to global delivery.

Live Broadcast

Contribution feeds from field to studio. Normalize incoming streams for reliable interoperability between encoders, MCRs, CDNs, and broadcast decoders. SRT bonding for mobile reporters, automatic failover between primary and backup sources, and real-time quality monitoring.

Encoder / Decoder Interoperability

Normalize H.264, HEVC, audio, timestamps, GOP structure, codec headers, MPEG-TS signaling, frame rates, and scan formats between incompatible encoders, CDNs, MCRs, and broadcast decoders. Convert progressive and interlaced video, deinterlace 1080i sources, preserve field order and cadence, or generate fully signaled broadcast-compliant 1080i from progressive material. Repair fragile or non-compliant feeds, remap audio, or transcode only when required—delivering a stable output tailored to each downstream receiver.

Live Events

Multi-camera routing for concerts, sports, conferences. Fan-out to broadcast, web, social simultaneously. Add destinations on the fly as needs change.

Live Sports / Field Contribution

Route feeds from motorcycles, helicopters, field receivers, commentary positions, intercom paths, and program outputs. Built for outdoor sports, races, remote venues, and moving production units.

SRT Distribution / Syndication

Take one contribution feed and fan it out to affiliates, CDNs, partners, backup sites, and monitoring receivers over SRT. Each destination can be managed, monitored, and protected independently.

Broadcast Multi-Feed Operations

Run HD, 4K, SDR, HDR, program, backup, and monitoring feeds side by side. Prepare a feed once, reuse it across downstream routes, and keep every version visible to operators.

OTT / Streaming

Ingest from any source, transcode with hardware acceleration, distribute via HLS or TS over HTTP. Built-in HLS player with latency indicator.

24/7 TV Channels / Web TV

Operate linear TV and Web TV channels 24/7. Receive SRT feeds from satellite or CDN contribution paths, preserve or process the programme, then distribute it to broadcast partners and web audiences via SRT or HLS.

Remote Production

SRTLA bonding for unreliable networks. Works with BELABOX and mobile encoders. Starlink-ready. Automatic failover keeps the feed alive.

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Pricing

Published pricing. No commitment. Free 30-day trial.

Playout channels · $79/channel/month with Pro

Cloud Indie

Solo creators and freelancers

from$49/month
  • 2 concurrent routes
  • 100 Mbps unmetered*
  • SRTLA bonding for cellular contribution
  • All core protocols (SRT, RIST, RTMP, HLS, RTSP, MPEG-TS)
  • Web admin + REST API + live stats
  • Email support
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Cloud Pro

Production houses and small teams

from$149/month
  • 8 concurrent routes
  • 400 Mbps unmetered*
  • Up to 3 hardware transcodes (Intel QSV)
  • Multi-input failover with auto-failback
  • Custom domain
  • Priority email + Slack support
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Dedicated

Dedicated server, region of your choice

from$599/month + $230 setup
  • 32 concurrent routes
  • 1 Gbps unmetered*
  • Dedicated bare-metal server
  • Up to 16 hardware transcodes (Intel QSV)
  • NDI Bridge output (NDI transport over WAN)
  • Custom domain + direct engineering channel
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Optional with Cloud Pro

Turn your videos into a live channel

Build a playlist, schedule your programmes and broadcast from the cloud.

Add playout channels to your Pro subscription whenever you need them.

$79 / channel / month

Ask for a playout demo
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Every cloud plan includes a fixed public IPv4 kept for the full subscription.

* Servers are provisioned in Europe by default, where traffic has no volume cap. Each server uses its own premium-transit uplink, not shared with another server. Traffic is genuinely unmetered at the plan’s stated port rate in all regions except Asia & Australia (10 TB included, billed beyond).

Enterprise

Multi-region architecture, dedicated engineer on TX days, custom SLA, global coverage (EU / US / APAC). For broadcasters and global productions.

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Need native NDI, ST 2110, or full infrastructure control? A software license for on-premise deployment is available on contract. Contact us →

Why Vajracast?

Vajracast runs 100+ routes 24/7 across live sports, linear TV channels, and live event productions. Dedicated servers provisioned in 24-48h. Direct line to engineering, not a support ticket queue.

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Interface

Control room meets simplicity.

Dashboard showing active routes with status, bitrate, and connection details
Dashboard
Diagram view of routes with inputs, processing nodes, and outputs connected by flow lines
Visual Routing
Input configuration form with SRT mode, port, latency, and encryption fields
Input Config
Output settings panel with protocol, destination URL, and stream key fields
Output Config
Transcoding settings showing codec, resolution, bitrate, and hardware acceleration options
Hardware Transcode
Audio matrix grid mapping input channels to output channels
Audio Matrix
System monitor showing CPU, memory, GPU, and network usage graphs
System Monitor
User management table with roles, permissions, and last login timestamps
User Management
Per-route metrics graphs showing bitrate, packet loss, and RTT over time
Metrics
Detailed stream graphs with SRT statistics and connection health indicators
Analytics
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Tutorials

Setup walkthroughs and configuration guides.

Coming soon

Getting Started

Installation, first launch, initial configuration.

~8 min

Create Your First Route

Configure an SRT input, add RTMP and HLS outputs.

~10 min

SRTLA Bonding

Complete setup with BELABOX, latency configuration, failover.

~7 min

Audio Matrix

Downmix 7.1→stereo, commentary channel extraction.

~12 min

API Integration

REST API, WebSocket, automation with scripts.

Try it now — hosted and ready

30-day free trial on a managed server. No setup, no credit card. Full access to all features.