Multi-camera live streams for festivals, without a truck on site
Stages spread across a town, cameras on different networks, a small crew. nosiun puts every camera on one event timeline so you can direct the festival from one remote gallery.
A festival rarely happens in one place. There is a main stage, a smaller one down the road, an interview corner, maybe a camera in the crowd. Cabling all of it back to one gallery is expensive, and the budget usually does not include a truck.
- Cameras on different stages reach the gallery with different delays, so a cut between them repeats or loses a moment.
- The crew on site is small and busy, and nobody has time to configure network settings between two sets.
- The stream is often watched on a consumer platform the organiser does not control.
Each camera connects through nosiun encoder on a laptop, OBS or any SRT encoder you already own, paired once with a code. A cloud cell dedicated to the festival, in the EU, puts every feed on one event timeline, and your director works from a browser, wherever the gallery is. nosiun PLAY, in development, will let the audience watch on the festival’s own page and pick their stage.