Bring in any camera, encoder or broadcast feed and watch it live in any browser in under a second. Visylix speaks 13+ protocols through a native streaming engine built in-house, and handles the rest for you.
Get StartedFrom sub-second WebRTC to universally compatible HLS, the right protocol for every camera, feed and screen.
Real-Time Streaming Protocol
The protocol almost every IP camera speaks. Visylix connects to any RTSP camera and keeps the stream healthy.
Real-Time Messaging Protocol
The common choice for video encoders and broadcast feeds, ideal for high-quality contribution streams.
HTTP Live Streaming
Plays on practically every device and browser, and works through firewalls and content delivery networks.
Web Real-Time Communication
Real-time video built into every modern browser. Visylix uses it for sub-second live view on the video wall, a laptop or a phone.
Secure Reliable Transport
Keeps video smooth and protected over unpredictable networks such as cellular and satellite links.
HTTP Flash Video
Lightweight live video over ordinary web connections, with wide player support.
Open Network Video Interface
The common standard for finding, setting up and controlling IP cameras from different makers.
National Standard Protocol
The Chinese national standard used by many cameras and platforms, brought in over TCP or UDP.
Network Device Interface
The professional broadcast and AV standard, brought straight into Visylix over your normal network.
Reliable Internet Stream Transport
A broadcast-grade standard for bringing feeds in reliably over the public internet.
Everything a control room needs from its video, built in.
Video stays watchable when the network is congested, and small video wall tiles use the camera's lighter sub-stream.
Viewers see the camera's own picture. Where a browser cannot play H.265, Visylix converts it to H.264 for live view.
Every web, API and playback connection is encrypted, live WebRTC video included, and SRT feeds can be encrypted too.
HLS and MPEG-DASH output works with any content delivery network or web proxy.
Cameras that drop off reconnect on their own, and every stream's health is monitored around the clock.
Receive multicast feeds, so one encoder can reach Visylix without a separate stream for every viewer.
Speak through a camera's speaker straight from the browser, with push-to-talk and echo cancellation.
Connect your cameras and watch them live, in any browser, in minutes.
More than thirteen: RTSP, RTMP, HLS and Low-Latency HLS, MPEG-DASH, HTTP-FLV, HTTP-TS, WebRTC (WHEP and WHIP), SRT and OMT, plus RIST, GB28181 and NDI for bringing feeds in, and ONVIF for finding and controlling cameras. All of them run in a native streaming engine built in-house.
Sub-second. Live view uses WebRTC, the real-time video technology built into every modern browser, and reaches under 200 ms on a good network. Operators see events as they happen, not seconds later.
RTSP is the protocol most IP cameras speak, but no mainstream browser plays it. Visylix converts camera streams to WebRTC for sub-second live view, or to HLS where the widest compatibility matters most, so any browser can watch any camera.
No. Visylix repackages the camera's video for the browser without changing the picture, so you see the original quality. Only where a browser cannot play H.265 does Visylix convert it to H.264 for live view.
On unreliable networks. SRT and RIST recover lost data and protect the stream over links such as cellular, satellite or long-distance internet, where plain RTSP struggles. On a clean local network, RTSP remains the simplest choice.
Yes. Visylix runs its own native streaming engine, built in-house rather than assembled from open-source media servers. That is what lets one product handle cameras, broadcast feeds, live view, recording and AI together.