Introducing wave.js

RTMP Ingest

wave.js supports real-time ingest of multiple synchronous streams of RTMP over a single port and is ideal for use with OBS Studio, one of the leading tools used by Twitch streamers and content creators.

Encoding to HLS & MPEG-DASH

At launch, wave.js features powerful real-time encoding to popular streaming protocols HLS and MPEG-DASH via Ffmpeg’s open source video library. Users can configure encoding settings – including audio and video bitrate and codec – ensuring streams are delivered in whatever format required.

Multi-Stream Ingest & Delivery

Developed with scalability in mind, wave.js is capable of ingesting and outputting a high volume of concurrent live streams.

Video Chunking

Chunking live video into smaller segments expedites real-time encoding and delivery, enabling low-latency live streams. Automatic video chunking is managed by Ffmpeg, with configuration options for dev teams to manage chunking by length or size.

Saving Files for On-Demand Viewing

Users can configure file location to save video and audio streams locally or on the cloud, for on-demand playback after live streams have ended.

Detailed Logging to Monitor Progress and Performance

Stay up-to-date on live stream progress and performance, with in-depth, detailed logging. View connected ports, current stream paths and processes, warnings, and error messages in real-time.