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Unda Media Server

Your own live streaming platform, on your own server

Take in streams from OBS, cameras and broadcast encoders, and deliver them to browsers, phones, smart TVs, YouTube, Facebook and TV equipment. Recording, adaptive quality and 24/7 channels are built in. You run it, so your viewers and your data stay yours.

The Unda dashboard: live streams, viewers, bandwidth and what needs attention
Tested withOBS StudioVLCffmpegYouTubeFacebook Liveand anything that speaks RTMP, SRT, UDP or RIST
See it working

Unda in three and a half minutes

The real dashboard: going live, 24/7 channels, backups, restreaming, TV outputs and watching over it all.

Films © Blender Foundation (Big Buck Bunny, Elephants Dream, Sintel, Tears of Steel), CC BY. Music: “Inspired” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), CC BY 4.0. Plays from YouTube.

Why UndaMedia

Your server, your viewers, your rules

Platforms decide who sees your stream, put their adverts on it and keep the figures. With Unda the whole service runs on a server you choose, in your country or in the cloud.

  • No limit on viewers in any package: your bandwidth is the only limit
  • Viewers watch on your website, under your name
  • Installed with one command, or as a Docker image, with automatic HTTPS
  • Nothing passes through us: no account with us, no hidden access
Multiview: a picture of every channel, with its sound levels
For the whole team

A dashboard anyone on the team can use

Give each presenter, operator and client their own sign-in, with only the streams and buttons their role allows. See problems before your viewers do.

  • Roles from owner to streamer, with two-factor sign-in
  • Stream health, alerts and an event log in plain words
  • Who is watching, from where, for how long, downloadable for reports
  • Light or dark, on a laptop or a phone
A stream's page with its preview, health and viewers
Getting started

On air in three steps

Install it

One command on an Ubuntu or Debian server with a domain name, or the Docker image. It gets its own HTTPS certificate.

Create a channel

Open the dashboard, create your account and a channel. You get a public name to watch by and a secret key to stream with.

Go live

Point OBS or your encoder at the server, share your player page, and add YouTube or Facebook if you like.

Tell us about your project

How many streams, how many viewers, where your server is: we'll suggest a package and a price, or set up a demo for you.