A Linux based SRT hub/gateway service with a statistics reporting web interface for routing audio/video transport stream signals around a network with SRT and UDP

Video Streaming Service - UDP & TCP

(a) TCP connections – overhead involved in connection setup, latency and loss phenomena, performance in congestion and congestion control parameters. (b) MAC protocols – CSMA and CSMA/CD in Ethernet/LAN environments, and bridges for forwarding and filtering. (c) Network security: secure communication, denial of service attacks, IP traceback, port-scan detection and filtering. (d) Multimedia network applications – use of the real-time streaming protocol to packetize and transport video over UDP, analysis of behaviour in congested networks, fairness issues, forward-error correction mechanisms and QoS delivery.

A client-Server model for streaming videos with UDP headers. The video is only streamed from the server side. An example of use case is in Netflix or other video streaming services.

This project aims to stablish an UDP connection between clients and server, using multithreading to handle multiple connections at the same time, to simulate a video streaming service, such as Netflix, Prime Video, Max and others.

An UDP/TCP Video Streaming Service for users and groups developed in Python3

A robust Over-the-Top (OTT) delivery service built in Java that creates an Application Layer Overlay Network. Features include latency-based dynamic routing, efficient application-layer multicast, and real-time video streaming using RTP over UDP. Validated using the CORE Emulator.

Stream Monitor is a lightweight Python service that continuously monitors live streams (HLS, RTMP, UDP, or files) for black screens, frozen video, silence, and disconnects. It sends clear alerts by email and optional Twilio SMS, with one notification when an issue starts and one when it ends, including duration.