The International Broadcast Convention (IBC) 2024 in Amsterdam is underway! Over the next few days, we’ll be showcasing our Multi-Streamer software live in action. Visit us at our booth (3.D59A) to see real-time stream monitoring on different abstraction layers, any-to-any conversion and broadcasting. Stop by and get your questions answered by our team.

Today, we released version 1.5 of our Multi-Streamer software with the following specials:

• support for SDI capture/playback cards from Bluefish444, a detailed list of tested capture and playback cards can be found here
• detailed statistics per individual muxer (including the used pts/dts values and the measured outgoing video/audio bit rate per sub stream)
• improved general support for RTMP streaming (e.g., also allow HEVC, AV1, VP8 and VP9 for inputs and HEVC for outputs)
• improved support for outgoing streams containing both reencoded and copied video/audio sub streams in parallel

For more details take a look at our changelog.

We thank Craige Mott and his team from Bluefish444 for their support in answering questions and offering loan hardware.

Join us at the IBC – International Broadcasting Convention in Amsterdam from September 13th to September 16th. We will be showcasing our Multi-Streamer software and answer your questions at our booth in hall 3 (3.D59a).

Looking forward to connecting with you – whether you are an industry professional, a partner, potential client or just fairly interested.

Read how Multi-Streamer was used to monitor streams from this huge sports event.

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Check out our new introduction video about Multi-Streamer to learn more about its key features and benefits in less than 4 minutes.

We plan to publish more tutorial videos in the near future.

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It’s finally there – Multi-Streamer is now available for macOS!

We released version 1.4 of our Multi-Streamer software, which is now also available for macOS (Apple silicon). After several months of intensive development and testing, this version marks an important milestone as it extends support to all three major desktop platforms: Windows, Linux, and macOS.

In addition to macOS compatibility, this update brings significant stability and usability improvements as well as several real-time user interface enhancements. This release is one of our most comprehensive to date and ensures an even smoother and more efficient user experience.

We will be showcasing our Multi-Streamer at the well-known IBC (International Broadcasting Convention) in Amsterdam – from September 13th to September 16th. You will find us at our booth in hall 3, offering a live demo and insights into how Multi-Streamer can elevate your streaming setup!

Looking forward to connecting with you – whether you are an industry professional, a partner, potential client or just fairly interested.

We would be happy to meet you at the FKTG-Fachtagung 2024 in Mainz, Germany (organized by FKTG e.V.). The event will take place from June 3rd to June 5th, and we will be stationed at our booth, ready to demonstrate Multi-Streamer live and answer questions you may have.

Multi-Streamer is now ready for massive stream observation!

After receiving several feedback from customers, we improved our Multi-Streamer software to prepare it better for monitoring and controlling a large number of simultaneous streams. Dive into the world of multi-streaming and try the new version 1.3 now!

Linux version is up and running! SMPTE ST 2110 is on its way.

After a long test period we published the first version of Multi-Streamer also for Linux. Starting with this 1.2 release we will publish all future versions also for the beautiful Penguin operating system with special focus on server setups and remote control. For an even better server support, we plan to also release a special version for Docker containers in the next couple of weeks.

Besides the huge Linux topic, we were in 1.2 also focusing on SMPTE 2110 support based on BlackMagic DeckLink hardware. More additional features around ST 2110 will follow in the next releases.