Larix Broadcaster

Larix Broadcaster allows streaming video and/or audio live content from your mobile device in real-time over WiFi, EDGE, 3G, LTE and 5G. ~ H.264/AAC encoding ~ HEVC/H.265 encoding where available ~ SRT streaming in Caller (Push), Listen and Rendezvous mode, libsrt version 1.4.2. ~ RTMP and RTSP streaming ~ RTMPS/RTSPS streaming over SSL ~ RIST protocol streaming in Push mode: RIST Main and Simple profiles via librist version 0.2.0RC5. ~ Talkback for getting audio return feed via SRT, RTMP, Icecast and SLDP. Read more here: https://softvelum.com/larix/talkback/ ~ Up to 3 simultaneous connections (see below) ~ HEVC over RTMP as a non-standard feature ~ Pause the stream: long tap on Start will pause the stream without disconnect, video track will contain black screen, audio track will contain silence ~ Front and back cameras hot switch ~ Landscape and portrait mode, live rotation, "always horizontal" and "always vertical" support ~ Multi-camera support for supportive Android 10+ device: choose which physical and logical cameras to flip between ~ FPS selection and 60FPS support on limited devices (see below) ~ Larix Grove support https://softvelum.com/larix/grove/ for easy links distribution via deep links and QR codes ~ Saving to MP4, splitting videos into sections, making screenshots. On Android 8+: save to any location including SD cards ~ Custom white balance, exposure value and anti-flicker ~ Custom video encoder profiles (Android 5.0+) ~ Video stabilization - where it's supported by device ~ Audio-only mode: video is not captured, works in Background streaming mode, use Setting -> Audio menu to set it up ~ Background streaming option - keep streaming with display turned off or while not in focus. You can enable it in Settings / Advanced options - check Background streaming and re-start app by double tapping Back button. Join Beta program to get new features first! 60FPS support: most of mobile devices with 60 fps cameras do not provide this capability to third-party apps, so only in native camera app can do it. So if your device has that support, most probably Larix won't be able to use it. ~ ABR (adaptive bitrate) is available in 2 modes: - Logarithmic descend - gracefully descend from max bitrate down step by step. Retries to raise back to previous step every minute. Best fit for good networks. - Ladder ascend - first cut bitrate by 2/3 and increase it back to normal as much as possible. Retries to raise back to previous steps in 15 seconds, 1.5 and then 5 minutes. Best fit for networks with big losses. - Variable FPS can be used as an option, it will reduce bitrate by decreasing FPS in addition to changing the bitrate value. Notice that it heavily depends on your device' capabilities and may not work on some hardware. This feature is disabled by default. It's enabled in Video menu. ~ Multiple simultaneous connections support - add connections profiles and choose up to 3 connections for streaming. E.g. stream to Nimble Streamer, YouTube and Twitch. ~ Streams to any media server like Nimble Streamer, Wowza Streaming Engine, Red5, Flussonic or any other. ~ Streams to vMix and OBS Studio via SRT. ~ Streams to Facebook Live, YouTube Live, Twitch, Restream.io, Limelight CDN, Akamai, Dacast, Periscope Producer and other services via supported protocols. Check full docs reference regarding setup and usage: https://softvelum.com/larix/docs/ Watch this playlist on our YouTube channel for video tutorials and feature overviews: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRDQWjeuSAkMro2V0BPXuw1tz8bu7MpUH If you want to make your own app, check our SDK: https://softvelum.com/larix/android/