Castr - Live Streaming
Castr.io allows streamers to stream to multiple streaming platforms simultaneously including your own player using Castr Live Streaming CDN.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
Features
- Multi-streaming
- Live Streaming
- Web-Based
- Restreaming
- RTMP Live Streaming
- Live Broadcasting
- Media Streaming
- Publish on Twitter
- Publish on Facebook
Twitch Integration- Media Server
Tags
- castr.io
- streaming-server
- stream-to-multiple-sites
Castr - Live Streaming News & Activities
Recent activities
POX added Castr - Live Streaming as alternative to NDI Tools
What is Castr - Live Streaming?
Castr.io allows streamers to stream to multiple platforms, simultaneously. Instead of Twitch steamers being confined to Twitch, or YouTube streamers being confined to YouTube, we're freeing them up. By using Castr, they can stream to Twitch, YouTube, Facebook and lots more at the same time.
Neat features:
• Users can add platforms on the fly while streaming. No need for encoder restart. • Latency is super low thanks to strategically located regional datacenters. • Even if we don't support a platform, we offer custom RTMP functionality so people can stream to pretty much anywhere. • For streamers that like to buddy up, we offer co-streaming where the two streams are combined into one for a better viewing experience for the fans.
It's a nifty tool for global video conferencing to suit any need (meetings, events, seminars, etc.).
Castr - Live Streaming information
Developed by
Castr Live Streaming, Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $10 and $40 per month.Alternatives
26 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Been using Castr for 2 years to multistream to Facebook, YouTube, and Periscope all at the same time. Thank Castr team for the effort!
It was so offensive from Castr to remove the free plan and let their users down.
I switched to Castr from Restream.io to check if it's better. It was ok, had some delay and no instructions on how to use the app. So now that Castr doesn't have a free plan anymore, I see no point in using it and being ok with the issues it has.