Restream your channels anywhere, through secure hubs
Send a channel from your own server or encoder once. Our relay hubs in Europe, US East and Asia pick it up over SRT and pass it to partners, uplinks and platforms, with a main and a backup source and automatic switching.
One feed in, as many outputs as you need
You keep your servers. Telvory Live runs the hubs in between, checks them every few seconds and keeps the addresses stable.
Your source
- Your streaming server or encoder
- A main and a backup source
- Sent over SRT
Telvory relay hub
- Europe, US East or Asia
- Health checked every 5 seconds
- Switches to your backup source by itself
- Encrypted outputs, IP allow lists
Anywhere
- Partners pulling over SRT
- Uplinks and teleports
- Platforms that take RTMP
- Ship and aircraft networks
Protocols in and out
What runs on the hubs today, and what is coming next.
| Protocol | Direction | How it works | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| SRT pull | In | The hub connects to your server or encoder (SRT listener), main and backup. The delay buffer is set from the measured round trip. | Live |
| SRT listener | Out | Partners pull from the region address, with their own AES passphrase and an IP allow list. | Live |
| SRT push | Out | The hub sends to your uplink or teleport (SRT caller). | Live |
| RTMP / RTMPS push | Out | The hub sends to platforms and servers that take RTMP. | Live |
| HLS | Out | Playback from the hubs with signed links that expire. | Coming |
| RTMP and SRT push into the hub | In | Your encoder sends to us instead of us pulling from it. | Coming |
| Low-bitrate copy (360p) | Out | A lighter copy for thin links, made on the hub. | Coming |
Today the hub pulls your feed, so your server or encoder needs to offer an SRT listener. Your M3U playlists and share links keep working as they do now, alongside restream.
A backup at every step that can fail
The hub watches your feed and its own health, and moves to the backup without anyone pressing a button.
Main and backup source
If your main source stops, the hub pulls the backup. Partners stay connected while it switches.
Region falls back to your source
When a channel runs in more than one region and the first hub fails, the other regions pull your source directly.
Addresses that do not change
Each region has one address, for example srt-eu-de.telvorylive.com. It always points at the active server.
Backup server per region Coming
Today each region runs one main server. A second server at another provider in each region is next.
When your main source fails
How the hub switches, from the relay controller's settings. The backup's first keyframe adds to the last step.
- Main source stopsNo new data arrives at the hub.
- First failed checkThe hub checks every 5 seconds.
- Second failed checkThe hub pulls your backup source.
- Back on airOutputs carry the backup. Partners never had to reconnect.
Where our hubs run
Three regions are live. The Gulf hub in Jeddah is coming. Until then, M3U playback in Saudi Arabia keeps running through edge servers in Jeddah and Riyadh.
Europe Live
Nuremberg, Germany. Close to European uplinks and teleports.
srt-eu-de.telvorylive.com:8890US East Live
Ashburn, Virginia. For North American partners and platforms.
srt-us-east.telvorylive.com:8890Asia Live
Singapore. For South-East and East Asia, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
srt-asia-sg.telvorylive.com:8890Gulf Coming
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Planned. Not open for channels yet.
Round trip to each hub
Typical network round trip in milliseconds, from published network data and our own lab tests. Your route may differ. The hub sets its delay buffer to 4 times the round trip.
In our lab, a feed from Saudi Arabia through the Europe hub and back to a player in Saudi Arabia took about 0.8-1.2 seconds, glass to glass.
Who uses restream
Broadcasters
Hand your channel to carriers and partners in other regions without opening your own servers to them.
IPTV operators
Take channels from your encoders to the region of your audience, next to your M3U playlists and player app.
Events
Pay only for the hours a channel is live, and send one event to several platforms at once.
In-flight and maritime networks
Deliver channels from secure hubs to the gateway of a ship or aircraft network. SRT absorbs long satellite round trips: about 1-1.5 s of buffer on low-orbit links, 2.4-3.6 s on geostationary ones. Onboard approvals, certification and content rights stay with you and your connectivity partner.
Pay for the hours you stream
From 0.31 USD per active channel-hour. Restream is billed on top of your plan.
The price follows the restream region you choose in your account. Your account shows the exact price for that region before you confirm.
| Region | Per active channel-hour | Cap per channel a month | Per viewer-hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Europe (Nuremberg) | 0.31 USD | 180 USD | 0.04 USD |
| US East (Ashburn) | 0.31 USD | 180 USD | 0.04 USD |
| Asia (Singapore) | 0.31 USD | 180 USD | 0.04 USD |
| Gulf (Jeddah) Coming | 0.31 USD | 180 USD | 0.04 USD |
- Channel-hours (-)
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- Viewer-hours (-)
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Each channel has reached the monthly cap, so more hours cost nothing extra.
Excl. VAT. A month is counted as 30 days. Your bill follows the hours your channels were really live.
Start free trialMonthly price versus viewers
For the channels and hours above (10 × 24h), in SAR, by average viewers per channel.
Average viewers per channel
Start restreaming this week
Start a 14-day free trial and connect your server, or tell us what you need to deliver and where.
Restream regions
- Europe (Nuremberg)
- US East (Ashburn)
- Asia (Singapore)
- Gulf (Jeddah) Coming