AIO RELAY

All-in-One Local Multicaster (Post-SaaS Edition)

Broadcast-grade. Local-first.

Stop paying the SaaS toll. Multi-stream from your own network.

AIO Relay™ is a local relay appliance: ingest once, then push to multiple RTMP destinations. Your outputs are limited by your bandwidth supply, not a monthly plan. It can also originate a live feed from local display capture or window capture when you do not want to drive ingest from OBS or another encoder.

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Local-first

Runs on your machine. Keep latency and control in your hands.

10-Mode Visualizer

Real-time audio telemetry with 10 distinct modes including Wave, Radar, Heatmap, and Reactor.

Profiles + Presets

Save keys, reorder platforms, and lock the layout. Your workflow remains consistent across every session.

Desktop + Window Capture

Use the appliance as the source: capture a full display or a single window with optional desktop audio, microphone, or both.

Simple truth: If your relay provider sends a "Dear Live Streamer" letter, you still need a relay. AIO Relay™ is built for the post-SaaS era.

Why local beats SaaS relays

No cloud detours

Skip the land-to-cloud-to-endpoint routing tax. Stream from where your encoder already lives.

Predictable scaling

Know your inputs and outputs. Add destinations by math: bitrate times destinations (plus overhead).

Less churn risk

You own the pipeline. No pricing surprises, feature removals, or forced migrations.

Coming from StageTen.tv (or any other relay)? AIO Relay™ is designed as a drop-in local-first alternative: add your destinations, paste keys, lock the layout, and go live.

Local Pipeline vs Cloud Detour

Traditional SaaS services ingest your signal to their cloud, add latency, and charge per destination. AIO RELAY v2.0 keeps your signal on your wire with a modular, future-proof transport architecture.

SaaS Detour (Latent & Paid)

graph LR
    S1[Encoder] -->|Ingest| C1(Cloud CDN)
    C1 -->|Relay| P1[Twitch]
    C1 -->|Relay| P2[YouTube]
    C1 -->|Relay| P3[Custom]
    style C1 fill:#b50912,stroke:#fff

AIO Relay™ v1.x (Legacy NMS)

graph LR
    E1[Encoder] --> NMS[Node Media Server]
    NMS -->|HLS| MON[Monitor]
    NMS --> FF[FFmpeg Egress]
    FF --> D1[Twitch]
    FF --> D2[YouTube]
    FF --> D3[Custom]
    style NMS fill:#b50912,stroke:#fff,stroke-dasharray: 4 2
    style FF fill:#e50914,stroke:#fff

AIO Relay™ v2.0 (MediaMTX) NEW

graph LR
    E2[Encoder] --> MTX{MediaMTX}
    MTX -->|LL-HLS| MON[Monitor UI]
    MTX --> FF[FFmpeg Egress]
    FF --> D1[Twitch]
    FF --> D2[YouTube]
    FF --> D3[Custom]
    MTX -.->|Webhooks| API[Express API]
    API -->|Lifecycle| MTX
    style MTX fill:#e50914,stroke:#fff,stroke-width:2px
    style API fill:#1f4fd1,stroke:#fff

v2.0 Architecture: MediaMTX handles all RTMP ingest and LL-HLS serving natively. NMS is fully removed — no legacy runtime, no patches, no dependency. FLV.js is replaced by native LL-HLS via HLS.js. This is an evolutionary, future-proof foundation for SRT/RIST and multi-ingest routing.

What's Inside AIO Relay™ ?

v2.0 Transport & Processing Core NEW

MediaMTX transport layer: native RTMP ingest, built-in LL-HLS serving, REST API for lifecycle control
FFmpeg processing layer: encode, transcode, egress, compositing via filter chains
Multiple stream modes: Dedicated (multi-FFmpeg), Tee, Hybrid
10-Mode Master Switch Visualizer (Wave, Bars, EQ, Radar, Heat, etc.)
Webhook-based event handling replaces in-process NMS listeners
Bandwidth Quality Scoring (Best-effort real-time network stability estimates)
Global output controls: resolution, FPS, video/audio bitrates, aspect ratio
Per-destination output overrides for Dedicated outputs
Profiles: persistent keys, platform ordering, and layout lockouts
Managed ingest source selection: External RTMP, Display Capture, or Window Capture
Managed capture audio options: None, Desktop Audio, Microphone, or Desktop + Microphone

Upgrade paths (v2.0+ planned)

SRT/RIST egress options (advanced networks)
Multi-ingest routing via MediaMTX path API
Recording, clipping, and local archiving controls
FFmpeg compositing: overlays, picture-in-picture, brand watermarking via filter chains
Automations: schedules, presets, and one-click scene sets
Optional remote dashboard (LAN-safe)

Quick Start Install Guide Technical Specs For Streamers