Less work joining tools together
Receive channels, process live and VOD media, and manage delivery in one Panel. Your team gets a shared workflow for the service.
Explore the workflowYour official license includes ongoing software updates and maintenance, customer service, and technical support from the people building the product. Manage live TV, VOD, CDN delivery, and subscribers in one platform.
Feature availability depends on source compatibility, capture and tuner hardware, processing settings, and your license plan. Explore the requirements in the Engine documentation.
A working stream is the beginning. Engine connects the jobs that keep your service manageable as customers, content, and servers grow.
Receive channels, process live and VOD media, and manage delivery in one Panel. Your team gets a shared workflow for the service.
Explore the workflowSee stream state, server resources, and active connections together. Use logs and playback diagnostics to investigate the affected part of the service.
See operational toolsAdd delivery nodes, reuse cached content, and route new viewers to healthy servers with spare capacity. Keep infrastructure and license costs visible.
Understand CDN deliverySet prices, access duration, connection limits, and maximum playback resolution. Turn your content into clearly defined subscriber packages.
See subscriber controlsWork from actual stream and delivery information when deciding what to investigate, where to add capacity, and how to serve the next viewer.
We have been developing streaming software since 2017. We continue to improve and maintain our products and support the people running them, with practical advice on deployment, migration, capacity planning, and troubleshooting.
Talk to the product teamGet assistance with deployment and migration. Discuss your sources, hardware, and existing setup, then verify playback before moving customer traffic.
Discuss your deploymentGet help directly from professionals who understand the software. Larger customers receive emergency and priority technical support, with urgent issues prioritized for diagnosis, troubleshooting, and follow-up.
Open a support ticketUse official releases, review changelogs, and follow documented upgrades. Engine is actively developed as your operating needs evolve.
Explore our product historyFor larger deployments, we can develop additional features around your needs. Depending on complexity, development may be free or carry a modest fee. Agreed features are delivered through official product releases.
Discuss a feature requestFrom Codec's first generation in 2017 to Engine, our product history spans years of releases, maintenance, and customer support. Today, Codec continues in maintenance while Engine is actively developed.
First stable release
MPEG-TS file recording
HTTP-TS output & web performance
VOD, load balancing & subscriber tools
Panel performance & live status
A new platform for media operations
The Codec 5.x year reflects dated entries in the public release archive. Codec and Engine are separate products with separate licenses. Explore the Codec release notes and Engine upgrade guide for ongoing maintenance.
Larger customers receive emergency and priority support directly from technical specialists, with prompt assessment and focused troubleshooting to help restore service quickly.
These are typical response times, not a guaranteed SLA. Support is not 24/7; confirm availability for your time zone and any required service commitments with us.
Find our contact channelsUse the 15-day Engine trial to evaluate the workflow on your own hardware. The trial includes all standard software features, with its own capacity limits.
Use your sources, hardware, outputs, and test subscribers. Check the entire path from input to playback.
Check requirementsIn an isolated test, assess playback quality, latency, and resource use with Capacity & Reliability. Export the results for review.
See the assessment guideMatch measured demand and required features to a plan. Discuss unresolved questions before moving customer traffic.
Find your starting pointCapacity Assessment is included in the trial, Professional, and Enterprise. Actual capacity depends on your hardware and workload; licensed limits are not performance guarantees.
Choose Engine for a connected streaming operation, or Codec for a focused transcoding workflow. They are separate products with separate licenses.
Complete streaming platform
Receive SAT>IP and DVB channels, manage live and VOD media, build your own CDN, and offer subscriber packages with prices for each playback resolution tier.
Each Master, transcoder, and CDN node needs its own license. Review all features and limits.
Focused hardware transcoder
Keep the established Codec workflow when you primarily need QuickSync or NVENC transcoding and remuxing.
Codec continues in long-term maintenance with bug fixes. Explore Codec documentation.
Choose on the value of the complete operating workflow, and test the parts that matter to your business.
AI and FFmpeg can be useful parts of a custom solution. Engine gives your team a documented workflow across content, delivery, and subscribers, with ongoing development and technical support. Compare the license cost with the work of integrating, maintaining, and troubleshooting your own stack. Use the trial to judge that value on your workload.
A license for your selected plan, official releases and updates, technical support, and assistance with deployment and migration. You have a known source for the software and a team to contact about product issues. Confirm any specific service commitments with us before ordering.
Yes. Larger customers receive emergency and priority technical support, handled directly by technical specialists. We prioritize urgent incidents, work on diagnosis and recovery steps, and follow up through resolution. Contact us to agree coverage, escalation channels, and any response commitments for your deployment. Resolution time depends on the issue.
Our experience helps us offer practical advice on server architecture, access permissions, capacity, and upgrade planning. Official releases and a documented update process help you know which version you are running and where updates come from. Share your setup and concerns with the product team so we can discuss the controls and maintenance your service needs.
For larger customers, we offer development of additional product features. We review the scope and complexity with you first; development may be free or quoted at a modest fee. Once agreed and developed, the features are included in official product releases for use in your deployment. Contact us to discuss scope, cost, and delivery timing.
Migration is optional. Engine can import supported records from a Codec .gz backup through Tools → Import. Run Dry Run, copy VOD media separately, and verify playback before moving traffic. Read the migration guide.
Test representative streams and playback during the trial. Compare measured resources and traffic with the plan's features and per-server limits. Each Engine server needs its own license. Review plan limits, or share your setup with us.
Bring your streams, hardware, and operating questions to a 15-day Engine trial.
Share your sources, hardware, expected viewers, and current bottleneck. We can discuss how Engine or Codec fits your requirements.
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