- H.264, MPEG1, MPEG2 and MPEG4 input and output
- H.265 input via MPEG-TS, SRT and RTSP with output via MPEG-DASH, RTSP, SRT, MPEG-TS and HLS
- VP8 and VP9 input via WebRTC with further transcoding, or passthrough via MPEG-TS without transcoding.
Nimble Streamer takes MPEG2-TS via UDP and HTTP to make outgoing media streams in various formats. UDP can be used as both unicast and multicast. Nimble supports multicast source IP according to RFC4607 SMM.
Playlists import is supported for multiple channels.
Enhanced interleaving compensation can be set up in case when your audio and video are unsynchronized.
Both LATM and ADTS AAC headers are supported.
Video:
Nimble Streamer transmuxes incoming MPEG2-TS into HLS and DASH streams.
This covers receiving UDP MPEGTS and pulled HTTP MPEGTS. Also, for pulled HTTP streams you can define fallback URLs for backup.
Nimble Streamer allows delivering existing MPEG2TS by both existing transport methods.
Nimble Streamer allows playing live streams via HTTP MPEG2TS.
You can set it up using this scenario along with other output protocols.
Also, thumbnails can be generated for output streams on-the-fly.
Nimble Streamer has DVR feature set which allows recording of any MPEG-TS live streams for further playback via HLS and MPEG-DASH.
Same transmuxing engine allows re-packaging MPEG-TS content from and into the following protocols.
Nimble Streamer supports WebRTC ingest via WHIP signaling with H.264, VP8 and VP9 video and Opus audio content.
MPEG-TS transport supports all these codecs so Nimble can generate MPEG-TS output with H.264/VP8/VP9/Opus without transcoding.
Read WebRTC setup instruction to try that in action.
Hot swap capabilities allow switching between source origin and substitute streams with no glitches or artifacts:
Nimble has HEVC support for MPEG-TS as output. As a source, you can use RTSP, SRT, and MPEG-TS over UDP and TCP besides H.264.
Stream aliases are available for making flexible security settings and statistics.
Nimble Streamer can be installed in a couple of small steps and upgraded to the latest version by running two or three simple commands in console.
Let us know if you need any help and search through our documentation to find more information.
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