Supported Sources
NDI, OMT, desktop or DeckLink sources on a paired device.
Stream Bridge gives a remote producer the picture, production audio and communication they need to stay part of the show, through one dedicated browser link.
Programme, multiview, a clean feed or a camera for the producer to follow.
Install Stream Bridge, add a device on the dashboard and enter its connection key.
Send a viewer link, password optional. No port forwarding or network admin needed.
Open it in Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari. Direct where possible, via our cloud when not.
Pair a device, select the programme, multiview, clean feed or camera you want the producer to see, and create a stream from the dashboard.
Programme audio, clean feeds, commentary and other sources can be offered with independent controls. Audio Return or Group Audio can be added when the producer also needs to talk to the control room or remote team.
The producer joins through a browser, no VPN or inbound port configuration needed. We choose a direct route whenever possible and use our cloud network automatically when the connection needs relay.
Separate producer and client links can point at the same stream while exposing different features, and viewer state, device load and live bitrate control all stay with the production team throughout the show.
To get started straight away, join our beta, download the application, and get streaming. We also have a host of documentation available that goes through all of the features of Stream Bridge, troubleshooting issues, and our support team are ready to help if needed.
What operators need to know about inputs, audio channels, device performance, bandwidth, routing, and control.
NDI, OMT, desktop or DeckLink sources on a paired device.
Programme audio travels with the source; add extra tracks as needed.
NVENC where available, CPU as the fallback.
Live bitrate control, typically under 500ms.
Direct connection first, cloud relay when that's blocked.
Separate, controllable links per audience.
Common questions from source discovery through to the receiving viewer or production device.
Any NDI, OMT, desktop or DeckLink source available to a paired device. Make sure the relevant source type is enabled and available, then create a stream and pick a viewer or Bridge Sharing destination.
Just a browser - Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari. Chrome's the most reliable for WebRTC, and nothing needs installing at their end.
On a strong direct path with NVENC, it can feel close to local. CPU encoding, Wi-Fi, congestion, long distances and relay can all add delay, so test the real route in advance.
A 5Mbps stream watched by two people and bridged to one device works out at roughly 15Mbps of source upload before overhead. Stable capacity matters more than a one-off speed test.
Yes, programme audio can travel with the source, with up to 16 channels available where the source supports it. Additional audio and return communication are set per viewer link.
The route is negotiated automatically, with TURN as a fallback for difficult NAT or firewall conditions. Bridge state is retained, so a temporary outage doesn't mean rebuilding the route.