Monitor SRT sources from the browser
Place live inputs on a tile board, inspect stream metadata, monitor audio, and share the same board with remote operators.
Ingest, route, playback, and delivery health - all in one surface. Plus API for automation.
Run the core streaming workflow from one dashboard, then recover quickly when networks degrade or inputs drop.
Callaba 8.4 adds a browser-based SRT multiview board and a cloud failover switcher, so operators can watch incoming feeds, see route state, and protect the program output without jumping between disconnected tools.
Live demo availableOpen a real Multiview board with live SRT feeds and failover context.Watch the browser demoPlace live inputs on a tile board, inspect stream metadata, monitor audio, and share the same board with remote operators.
Use manual or automatic failover logic with route visibility from the same monitoring workflow.
Move to a prepared cloud file when the main stream fails and a backup feed is not available.
Real operational impact from a verified live-event workflow.
Latency dropped, reach grew 22%, and productivity jumped 33% once playback, recording, distribution, and monitoring lived in one system.
We use Callaba web player to monitor SRT streams we send from the field to the studio. So far so good and it is cool that they allow us to remove the branding.
I can watch my SRT streams in the browser with an unlimited number of viewers. It also helped us when we needed a simple viewer-facing playback surface.
Broadcast teams should feel first-class in the product. Developers should be able to extend the same workflow later without inventing a second operating model.
Callaba gives production teams one place to watch delivery health, route outputs, confirm viewer playback, and keep control during live events without stitching together separate tools.
Engineering teams do not need a second product model. The same ingest, routing, playback, recording, and storage boundaries are exposed cleanly over API for internal tools and automation.
One workflow. Two ways to control it: hands-on or code-first. You choose.
These are the buying moments teams usually care about first: a clean browser playback surface, one-to-many delivery, operator-led studio workflows, and archive paths that do not require a second stack.
Give operators and remote stakeholders a clean viewer-safe playback surface while the live contribution keeps running upstream.
Keep one contribution boundary, then scale fan-out to social platforms, partners, or backup outputs when the job expands.
Use SRT ingest, browser proof, and runtime monitoring together when your team needs stable control around live production.
Send recordings and playback assets toward S3 and related archive targets using the same workflow instead of a new system.
Try the product path first, launch quickly on AWS, or inspect the API before you automate.