VidNet ingests, transcodes, and delivers video for hundreds of independent sites from a single backbone — each one branded, billed, and monitored on its own.
The same four stages run underneath every site on VidNet, whether it's a single creator's channel or a network of forty.
Push a stream from anywhere — RTMP, SRT, or a VOD upload — and VidNet takes it from there.
Every asset is repackaged into adaptive bitrate ladders, tuned per title, ready for any screen.
Traffic finds the nearest of 41 edge regions automatically, rerouting around congestion in real time.
A white-label player renders the stream under each site's own name, domain, and branding.
Every play request is scored against every edge region in milliseconds, and answered by whichever one gets a frame there fastest.
Every transcode, thumbnail, and packaging job is queued once and handed to whichever worker in the fleet is free — automatically, no scheduling required.
Ingest, transcode, and delivery bandwidth across the fleet — sampled every frame, never averaged after the fact.
Hotlinking, forged tokens, and bot traffic get filtered at the perimeter before they ever reach a stream — across every site, automatically.
Every write is mirrored across primary and replica nodes in real time. Zero data loss, zero failover lag — the cluster stays consistent even when a node drops.
Record, cut, transcode, and package in the background. Requests fan out to free servers, processing runs offline, and finished files stream back into storage automatically.
Conditions watch every metric in real time. When one crosses a threshold, an action fires on its own — no one paged, nothing manual.
Every dot is a site on VidNet. Every pulse leaving the core is a stream on its way to a screen somewhere else.