Stream high quality video from anywhere, to anywhere using only your browser.
Using the incredible open source
vdo.ninja software created by
Steve Seguin, RPXL is an optimised and simplified front end focused for realtime, remote editorial approvals.
Created as an alternative to server based messaging apps, vdo.ninja uses a peer to peer model allowing very low latency (less than 1 second) using webRTC and modern video codecs (vp9, Av1).
Bandwidth is concentrated on one high quality primary video stream, (at the moment up to 20Mbps) for your edit, and only minimal data used for communication between participants (typically between 30kbps to 60kbps per participant), RPXL puts your work front and centre.
Designed to stay in the background, providing only the functions need.
Runs in the browser, no need for downloads or installs.
Sometimes bandwidth can be limited, so you can send high resolution files directly for download and review. Files are sent from the host directly to the client, never saved to a server.
Clients connect with their camera and microphone using low bandwidth but also very low latency (typically less than 40ms using only 40kbps per connection).
All communication is direct peer to peer and encrypted.
Minimal interface showing only the controls you need, download files. Mute the mic or camera, and settings.
Your footage featured in beautiful Full HD
Four mobile.
Four buttons, that's it, view your edit clutter free on the go, no distractions.
Connect, watch and chat, all in the browser, no need for downloads or installs.
Receive files, mute your microphone and audio settings. For mobile a simple user list shows the participants without video so your bandwidth goes where it's needed most, the edit.
Mic,
camera,
connect.
That's it, no unnecessary setup options, connect with the minimal fuss.
Simple client logins, with only the tools they need. Using the browsers in built camera and microphone utilities we've removed options like screen sharing, waiting rooms, text chats and other complications.
*Camera optional.
Runs in the browser,
any browser.
Chrome, Safari, Firefox?
RPXL Will run on nearly all modern browsers and on most modern desktop operating systems that support them. No software installs, no updating, no plugins required.
Safari on iOs and Chrome on Android are also supported for the mobile warriors amongst you.
Tested on Safari, Chrome and Firefox, but all chromium based desktop browsers including Microsoft Edge, Opera, Brave or Vivaldi should work.
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*Microsoft Internet Explorer and Edge Classic will not work.
Secure to the core.
WebRTC was designed to be secure from the start and as such all transfers are encrypted using DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) and SRTP (Secure Real-time Transport Protocol).
Added to HTTPS encryption this guarantees any communication between you and your clients, remains safe and secure.
vdo.ninja and RPXL are essentially server-less. STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) servers help devices behind NAT (Network Address Translation) determine their public IP address and port. This process facilitates peer-to-peer connections in most scenarios, even when devices are located in different network environments. When STUN is not enough, such as in more complex network setups with strict NAT policies, TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT) servers help relay traffic between devices.
All this is handled invisibly and securely behind the scenes, this means your data is encrypted, stays encrypted and is never saved to a central server.
No worrying about what your data is being used for, no using your data to train AI, no cookies to track you.
Secure to the core.
WebRTC was designed to be secure from the start and as such all transfers are encrypted using DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) and SRTP (Secure Real-time Transport Protocol).
Added to HTTPS encryption this guarantees any communication between you and your clients, remains safe and secure.
vdo.ninja and RPXL are essentially server-less. STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) servers help devices behind NAT (Network Address Translation) determine their public IP address and port. This process facilitates peer-to-peer connections in most scenarios, even when devices are located in different network environments. When STUN is not enough, such as in more complex network setups with strict NAT policies, TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT) servers help relay traffic between devices.
All this is handled invisibly and securely behind the scenes, this means your data is encrypted, stays encrypted and is never saved to a central server.
No worrying about what your data is being used for, no using your data to train AI, no cookies to track you.
Credit, where credit is due.
Created by Steve Seguin, vdo.ninja, in its simplest form allows live video from a smartphone, tablet, or remote computer to be sent directly into OBS Studio or other browser-enabled software. It is offered as a free web service, but also available as customisable and deployable code. Some have called it the modern Swiss Army knife of audio and video transmission.
We customised vdo.ninja for our admittedly niche use case, remote editorial workflows. Although other products are available we found their features and costs to be excessive for our use. With the excellent API and controls created by Steve, we were able to create something, simple, fast and targeted at exactly our needs.
vdo.ninja has a massive amount of customisable parameters and options and we highly recommend you check it out if you wish to set up a similar service, links are provided bellow to both the projects github page and Steve's Discord channel.
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