Media Streaming Servers

  • Popular
  • Dedicated Live Streaming Server
  • $199 Monthly
  • $299 /Month
  • Unlimited bitrate
  • 2X2 TB Drives
  • Unmetered Transfer
  • Wowza, SHOUTcast & Icecast
  • Live Video Streaming
  • On Demand Streaming (VOD)
  • WebTV Accounts & autoDJ
  • nDVR Rewind
  • Multi-bitrate (ABR)
  • Encode Your Channel Logo
  • Unlimited Accounts (customers)
  • Unlimited Viewers
  • Up to 100 Channels
  • Your own Domain Name
  • Your own branded Control Panel
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  • Dedicated Media Streaming Server
  • $349 Monthly
  • $399 /Month
  • Unlimited bitrate
  • 2X2 TB Drives
  • Unmetered Transfer
  • Wowza, SHOUTcast & Icecast
  • Live Audio & Video Streaming
  • On Demand Streaming (VOD)
  • WebTV Accounts & autoDJ
  • nDVR
  • Multi-bitrate
  • Encode your Channel Logo
  • Unlimited Accounts (customers)
  • Unlimited Viewers
  • Up to 100 Channels
  • Your own Domain Name
  • Your own branded Control Panel
  • Order Now
  • nDVR
  • Dedicated Media Streaming nDVR
  • $449 Monthly
  • $499 /Month
  • Unlimited bitrate
  • Up to 24 TB Storage
  • Unmetered Transfer
  • Wowza, SHOUTcast & Icecast
  • Live Video Streaming
  • On Demand Streaming (VOD)
  • WebTV Accounts & autoDJ
  • nDVR Rewind
  • Multi-bitrate (ABR)
  • Encode your Channel Logo
  • Unlimited Accounts (customers)
  • Unlimited Viewers
  • Unlimited Channels
  • Your own Domain Name
  • Your own branded Control Panel
  • Order Now
  • You can upgrade to the next plan at any time.

  • WebTV Simulated Live Video allows you to create scheduled Playing Lists the same way as TV Channels, for more details about our WebTV Service please Click Here.

  • nDVR enables you to record a live stream while simultaneously enabling viewers that join the live stream in-progress to rewind to the beginning of the live stream (or rewind within the part of the stream that you specify) and then use DVR playback controls in their player to watch the stream from that point forward.

  • Adaptive bitrate streaming (ABR) is a method where broadcasters offer multiple streams with different bitrates to users. The video player detects fluctuations of the internet connection and the processing capacity of the user’s device to automatically upgrade or downgrade the stream’s bitrate in real-time.