Broadcast that holds when the venue Wi-Fi, the encoder, or the platform decides today's the day.
The hub page promises your remote audience the same show. This is the engineering underneath that promise, bonded paths, dual encoders, a hot-backup director's feed, and a broadcast engineer at the encoder who's run more than 200 hybrid shows and knows what to do in the five seconds it takes the hot backup to take over.
Five layers of redundancy. Zero dropped shows across 200+ broadcasts, a quarter of the events we've produced.
Most "hybrid" broadcasts have exactly one point of failure, the venue's internet. We layer the stack so the broadcast stays live when the ISP goes sideways, the encoder dies, or the platform has a bad day.
Two wired uplinks, different paths
Dedicated venue circuit as primary. A second circuit sharing no demarc, no meet-me room, and no building entry with the first.
Bonded cellular as third path
Peplink routers with four SIMs on three carriers. Automatic failover if both wired paths go down.
Dual encoders, dual destinations
SRT encoders streaming to your primary platform AND a hot backup. Transition time under five seconds on platform outage.
Hot-backup director's feed
Second switcher, second director, mirror comms, live on deck to cut in within three seconds if primary drops.
Platform agnosticism
We stream to your platform. Vimeo, Wistia, Cvent, Zoom Events, custom webapp, with documented fallback destinations.
When hybrid is the right engagement.
Multi-site broadcast
Head office keynote delivered live to plant sites, regional offices, wholesaler terminals.
Multilingual broadcast
Interpreter booths with discrete per-language streams and optional subtitle bake-in.
Donor / board broadcast
Private, password-gated stream for board members and major donors who can't be in the room.
Press / IR broadcast
Public-facing stream with embargo-aware recording controls for press and investor relations.