Your broadcast should not go down
with a single server
NextGen:Mediaserver ingests, records, processes and delivers streams in a single platform — with clustering and failover we do not charge a cent for.
Clustering is usually an extra charge.
Here it costs nothing.
Failover, stream and viewer balancing, one panel for every server, and archive replication with checksum verification. Even on the entry plan, with no limit on the number of nodes.
One product instead of a zoo of tools
From the signal to the viewer: ingest, filtering, recording, transcoding and delivery — in one service with a single API and panel.
Stream ingest and delivery
Input: UDP/RTP, RTSP, RTMP, SRT, HTTP/HLS. Output: HLS with WebVTT subtitles, multicast UDP/RTP, SRT and continuous HTTP MPEG-TS.
DVR archive and Timeshift
Continuous recording, rewinding the live stream and access to the archive as VOD — with the archive index on a separate SSD if the recording array is slow.
Source failover
A primary and a backup input for every channel: when the signal drops, the switch happens on its own and the broadcast keeps going.
Transcoding without FFmpeg
Our own H.264 engine plus NVIDIA NVENC/NVDEC and Intel Quick Sync hardware acceleration. One transcode covers every output of the channel at once. Pro+ plan.
REST API and monitoring
Control and statistics through the API, metrics for Prometheus, Zabbix and Telegraf — with ready-made Grafana dashboards and a set of alerts.
Cache and thumbnails
An SSD segment cache takes the load off the disk array at peaks, and preview frames are ready for channel grids and archive navigation.
Installs in a minute. Runs without you.
We build for engineers who care that the broadcast keeps running — not about having something to do on the weekend.
- A single static binary: no dependencies, no Docker, no hunting for library versions.
- Installation and updates in one command, together with the systemd service and the license.
- Clustering and failover at no extra cost, on every plan.
- Documentation in Russian and English: from installation to the REST API.
- Support from the engineers who wrote the code, not from a first line reading a script.
Clear plans, no "contact us for pricing"
Monthly, yearly or perpetual. Clustering, failover and balancing are included in each — start with a free 14-day trial.
- Ingest: UDP/RTP, RTSP, RTMP, SRT, HTTP/HLS; output: HLS, UDP/RTP, SRT, HTTP MPEG-TS
- Backup sources / failover
- REST / Admin API
- Ingest: UDP/RTP, RTSP, RTMP, SRT, HTTP/HLS; output: HLS, UDP/RTP, SRT, HTTP MPEG-TS
- Backup sources / failover
- REST / Admin API
- DVR / archive / VOD, Timeshift
- Caching
- Thumbnails
- Ingest: UDP/RTP, RTSP, RTMP, SRT, HTTP/HLS; output: HLS, UDP/RTP, SRT, HTTP MPEG-TS
- Backup sources / failover
- REST / Admin API
- DVR / archive / VOD, Timeshift
- Caching
- Thumbnails
- Transcoding
Included in every plan: Output: HLS, multicast (UDP/RTP), SRT and HTTP MPEG-TS · SPTS and MPTS ingest (program selection) · TSID and PID filtering, PID remapping · WebVTT subtitles (from DVB/Teletext) · Automatic stream type detection
A free 14-day demo license is available — activate it in your dashboard.
What people usually ask before buying
How long does it take to get running?
Downloading the binary and running the installer takes minutes. After that you add channels in the web panel: no separate management server is needed.
What if a server fails?
That is exactly what the cluster is for: streams move to a healthy node automatically, and the archive can be replicated to other servers in advance with SHA-256 verification.
Can I switch to another plan?
Yes, the plan is changed in your dashboard and the license features update automatically. Clustering stays available on any of them.
How is the product licensed?
The license is bound to the server hardware. Every media server needs its own license, while the cluster control plane is not licensed at all.
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