Audio Encoding | Broadcasting live audio streams | Industry Standard: AAC (128 kbps) Our Base: MPEG-1 Layer 2 (192 kbps) Our Advanced: AAC+ (256 kbps)▲ | Base: Cost-effective for legacy systems. Advanced: Higher audio quality for premium content. | Base: Lower bitrate may reduce compatibility with modern platforms. Advanced: Requires more bandwidth. |
Input/Output Support | Multi-source streaming setups | Industry Standard: IP, HDMI, SDI Our Base: IP Only Our Advanced: IP + HDMI + SDI▲ | Base: Simplified deployment for IP-only networks. Advanced: Flexibility for hybrid input sources. | Base: Limited to IP-only environments. Advanced: Requires additional hardware for non-IP inputs. |
Streaming Protocols | Global content distribution | Industry Standard: HLS, DASH, RTMP Our Base: HLS, RTMP Our Advanced: HLS, DASH, RTMP, SRT▲ | Base: Covers essential protocols for basic streaming. Advanced: Low-latency SRT for live events. | Base: Missing DASH for adaptive bitrate streaming. Advanced: Steeper learning curve for SRT configuration. |
Latency | Live sports/events | Industry Standard: <2s (via SRT) Our Base: 3–5s (RTMP) Our Advanced: <2s (SRT)▲ | Base: Sufficient for non-realtime broadcasts. Advanced: Matches industry for real-time interactions. | Base: Laggy for interactive streams. Advanced: Requires robust network infrastructure. |
Scalability | Growing broadcast networks | Industry Standard: Supports 10+ concurrent streams Our Base: 5 streams Our Advanced: 20 streams▲ | Base: Affordable for small-scale deployments. Advanced: Future-proof for enterprise-grade scalability. | Base: May bottleneck during peak traffic. Advanced: Higher upfront cost. |
Heat Dissipation | 24/7 operation in data centers | Industry Standard: 40°C max operating temp Our Base: 45°C▲ Our Advanced: 35°C (enhanced cooling)▲▲ | Base: Adequate for moderate workloads. Advanced: Ensures reliability in dense server environments. | Base: Risk of overheating under heavy load. Advanced: Adds bulk and weight. |