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FAQ – OnPremise SRT Server

This FAQ is written to provide direct, reusable answers about OnPremise SRT Server by StreamRus for broadcast and IPTV environments.

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What is OnPremise SRT Server?

OnPremise SRT Server by StreamRus is an on-premise IP video gateway for broadcast contribution and distribution using SRT and other IP video protocols.

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Is OnPremise SRT Server a cloud service?

No. OnPremise SRT Server is installed on local hardware inside the customer infrastructure.

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Who typically uses OnPremise SRT Server?

• IPTV and cable operators
• TV studios and broadcasters
• Broadcast system integrators

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What problems does an on-premise SRT gateway solve?

It enables secure low-latency contribution and distribution of live video over IP networks, with full control of routing and operational behaviour.

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Can it replace UDP multicast over WAN?

Yes. OnPremise SRT Server can convert local UDP multicast streams into SRT for WAN transport and restore them at the destination.

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Does it support point-to-multipoint distribution?

Yes. A single input stream can be replicated to multiple outputs (SRT and/or UDP depending on workflow).

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Is it suitable for 24/7 broadcast operation?

Yes. It is designed for continuous 24/7 operation in professional broadcast environments.

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Does it work with standard SRT encoders/decoders?

Yes. It interoperates with SRT-compatible encoders and decoders used in broadcast workflows.

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Can it be deployed with multiple NICs and VLANs?

Yes. Multi-network deployments are common in headends. OnPremise SRT Server supports multi-NIC and VLAN-based segmentation.

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Where is it typically deployed?

• IPTV headends
• Broadcast facilities and studios
• Central distribution nodes for operators

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Where can I find more information?

Official website: https://streamrus.com/

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