Nimble Streamer team is excited to announce support for HTTP/3-based delivery for Icecast and MPEG-TS over HTTP protocols. This enhancement brings cutting-edge streaming capabilities to modern browsers, unlocking smoother playback, reduced latency, and greater reliability. Nimble Streamer is the first media server on the market to support Icecast over HTTP/3 protocol. Why HTTP/3 Matters HTTP/3 […]
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Introducing Nimio beta: our First Step Toward Nextgen Playback
We’re announcing the first public beta release of Nimio, an open-source live streaming player based on WebCodecs
Streaming live video from DJI Controller
Use Larix Screencaster to broadcast your drone’s screen—including camera feed, telemetry, and maps. Ideal for search & rescue, inspections, media, and more.
Pause and Stand-by Mode and Mute enhancements in Larix Broadcaster
Larix Broadcaster allows pausing your stream without ending the session or start in stand-by mode.
Keep your connection alive while managing scene changes, breaks, or prep time — all in real time.
Roadmap to new generation of delivery and playback
Our team is on the way to creating new playback delivery based on WebCodecs and WebTransport.
CEA-708 subtitles support for voice recognition
CEA-708 subtitles can be generated for the live streams with automated speech recognition of Nimble Streamer.
REST API for Larix Tuner
Larix Tuner provides REST API to control your devices and their behavior.
HTTP/3 and QUIC support in Nimble Streamer
Nimble Streamer supports QUIC and HTTP/3 protocols for output.
Phone Takeover: Replacing Pro Cameras in Live Streaming
A mobile device with the right software is now a tool that can replace some of the traditional live production equipment such as low- and mid-tier cameras and encoders. This reduces both upfront capital expenses, like equipment purchases, and operational costs for live content creators.
Automated voice recognition setup in Nimble Streamer
Enable and set up automatic voice recognition and translation in Nimble Streamer to generate WebVTT subtitles in HLS output stream.