NexVDO SDK

Stream

Professional video transport and streaming protocols

NexVDO Stream provides RTSP, RTMP, SRT, TS, HLS, and WebRTC support for live and on-demand video workflows. Protocol choice depends on latency, reliability, firewall, player, and distribution requirements.

RTMP and SRT can push live media to a server, while HLS distributes HTTP-based segments to compatible clients. The SDK includes QoS-related encoding controls; teams should validate latency, recovery, and picture quality on the target network.

ONVIF defines discovery, configuration, control, and media interfaces for network-video products. NexVDO SDK includes ONVIF support and YUAN reports certification by the ONVIF organization. Interoperability should still be tested with the specific cameras and video-management systems in the project.

SIP supports session setup for voice and video communications, while WebRTC provides browser-based real-time media. NexVDO SDK exposes both for conferencing and online-learning integrations, subject to the selected signaling, identity, firewall, and media architecture.

Broadcast workflows can use MPEG-2 TS or MPTS plus full NDI or NDI HX. NDI options support video transport over a 1G network, with bandwidth and quality determined by the chosen mode, resolution, frame rate, and number of streams.

SkyLink X is YUAN's transport option for low-latency remote video. YUAN reports latency below a few milliseconds under stable-bandwidth test conditions. A remote medical or robotic system must validate the complete camera, encoder, network, decoder, display, control, and safety path; this component claim does not establish clinical suitability.

NexVDO Stream gives developers one interface for several professional video protocols. Select and test the protocol against the actual network, endpoints, security controls, and operating requirements.