Designing and deploying a scalable, resilient, and efficient multi-tier streaming architecture using Nimble Streamer as the core component.
Category: Nimble Streamer
Building a multi-CDN streaming strategy using Nimble Streamer as your origin
Live streaming services can deploy a robust, scalable, and cost-effective multi-CDN architecture using Nimble Streamer as the central origin server.
NDI to WHEP: converting local video feeds for WebRTC delivery
Convert NDI local video feeds into WHEP for low latency WebRTC delivery.
Nimble Streamer integrates with Speechmatics for live voice recognition and translation
Nimble Streamer now supports Speechmatics AI integration for subtitles generation
Softvelum Enables HTTP/3 Playback for Icecast and MPEG-TS Over HTTP
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 […]
CEA-708 subtitles support for voice recognition
CEA-708 subtitles can be generated for the live streams with automated speech recognition of Nimble Streamer.
HTTP/3 and QUIC support in Nimble Streamer
Nimble Streamer supports QUIC and HTTP/3 protocols for output.
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.
Inside of WebRTC adaptive bitrate streaming algorithm from Softvelum
We explain the internals of Nimble Streamer WHEP ABR playback. It uses unique approach for adjusting viewers’ sessions quality to provide the best customers’ satisfaction for all viewers on any available bandwidth and network conditions.
Boosting live transcoding with AMD Alveo U30 on AWS EC2 VT1 with Nimble Streamer
Nimble Streamer Transcoder supports AMD Alveo U30 hardware acceleration on both bare metal and AWS EC2 VT1