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StreamingKeep your audience close.

Video-server configurations with EPYC compute, NVMe storage and RTMP or FFmpeg tooling. Choose 10 or 25 TB of monthly transfer and plan ingest, transcoding and audience delivery separately.

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Streaming

Horizon 10

Deliver an authorised live channel or video service with four EPYC virtual CPUs, 8 GB of ECC memory and 200 GB of NVMe storage. The configuration includes 10 TB of monthly transfer, NGINX-RTMP and FFmpeg stack options, an OBS relay workflow and SRS or Wowza setup assistance.

  • Compute4 vCPU (EPYC)
  • Memory8 GB DDR4 ECC
  • Storage200 GB NVMe SSD
  • Transfer10 TB / month
  • DDoS protection40 Gbps
  • IPv41 included
  • Network port1 Gbps
  • PlatformKVM
  • IPv6/64 subnet
  • NGINX-RTMP stack configuration
  • 10 TB monthly transfer allowance
  • Choice of the listed streaming locations
  • SRS or Wowza setup assistance included in the service specification
Locations & software
  • FFmpeg and OBS-relay workflows
  • RTMP encoder ingest and HLS player delivery; transcoding requires separate resource planning
  • Wowza setup assistance does not establish an included perpetual commercial licence
  • Hosting location does not remove content rights or applicable law
  • A 1 Gbps port is a speed limit; the 10 TB allowance is monthly transfer
$74.10/ month

Billed monthly

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Streaming

Horizon 25

Increase video storage and delivery capacity to eight EPYC virtual CPUs, 16 GB of ECC memory, 500 GB of NVMe storage and 25 TB of monthly transfer. NGINX-RTMP, FFmpeg and a Wowza trial are the listed stack choices, with an 80 Gbps network mitigation tier.

  • Compute8 vCPU (EPYC)
  • Memory16 GB DDR4 ECC
  • Storage500 GB NVMe SSD
  • Transfer25 TB / month
  • DDoS protection80 Gbps
  • IPv41 included
  • Network port1 Gbps
  • PlatformKVM
  • IPv6/64 subnet
  • Eight virtual CPUs and 16 GB ECC memory
  • 500 GB NVMe storage and 25 TB monthly transfer
  • Choice of the listed streaming locations
  • 80 Gbps network mitigation tier
Locations & software
  • NGINX-RTMP and FFmpeg stack configuration
  • RTMP encoder ingest and HLS player delivery; transcoding requires separate resource planning
  • Wowza trial; continued commercial use requires appropriate licensing
  • Hosting location does not remove content rights or applicable law
  • A 1 Gbps port is a speed limit; the 25 TB allowance is monthly transfer
$169.10/ month

Billed monthly

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STREAMING / IN DETAIL7 useful answers
What do the OmbraHost streaming plans specify?+

The prepared Horizon range lists CPU-based streaming resources with distinct port speed and monthly transfer limits. Multiply concurrent viewers by per-viewer bitrate to estimate egress before overhead. Rights, codec, transcoding and peak audience still need review; live broadcast and CDN integration require separate configuration.

How much audience can a port serve?+

Required bitrate equals concurrent viewers multiplied by stream bitrate. Two hundred fifty streams at four Mbps consume one Gbps before protocol overhead or safety margin.

Does port speed equal monthly transfer?+

No. 25 TB measured in decimal units, at 1 Gbps, lasts about 56 hours, not a month of continuous half-speed traffic.

What are RTMP and HLS?+

RTMP commonly carries encoder ingest; HLS carries segmented playback to viewers. Transcoding and adaptive renditions add separate CPU, storage and bandwidth costs.

Can a CDN reduce origin load?+

A correctly configured CDN can cache playback assets. Provider integration, costs, cache rules and rights must be checked; no CDN account is connected here.

Is GPU transcoding included?+

CPU FFmpeg processing and GPU acceleration are different configurations. NVENC or other GPU workflows require compatible hardware, drivers and application builds.

What content can be distributed?+

Operators need distribution rights for every stream. Licensed IPTV and original programming remain subject to applicable audience and hosting-jurisdiction rules.

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PREPARED OPTIONS

Explore optional services and their billing units. Optional service requests require a connected provider before fulfilment.

Veil Edge

Prepared network profile with the 10 Gbps mitigation allocation, anomaly detection and latency tuning. Validate its relationship to protection already included in the plan.

$4.75per month

Eclipse Shield

Prepared 100 Gbps profile with application rules and a dedicated filtering path. Confirm effective capacity and compatibility; some base plans already specify greater capacity.

$19.00per month

Iron Veil

An engineer-led baseline review covering CIS guidance, login protection, key handling and firewall rules. This service is prepared and has no assigned engineer yet.

$46.55one-time

Checkpoint

Prepared scheduled and manual snapshots with a rolling five-snapshot retention limit. This fixed service fee is separate from the proposed per-GB storage fee.

$2.85per month

Route Extension

One additional IPv4 address, subject to allocation eligibility and technical approval. Selecting the option does not reserve or route an address.

$1.90per month