Bonded-bitrate live-video streaming for single-board computers: capture HDMI/UVC, encode on-device, bond the stream across multiple network links, and deliver it to the cloud with low latency.
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Forked from irlserver/belacoder
live video encoder with dynamic bitrate control and SRT support
Forked from pjeweb/belaUI
Web interface for BELABOX (Fork), Rewritten using TypeScript
TypeScript 3
mkosi-based image builder for CeraLive streaming appliances — produces .raw sysext bundles and .raucb A/B RAUC OTA packages for RK3588 devices (Orange Pi 5+, Radxa Rock 5B+)
Shell 3
Forked from rcawston/rockchip-rk3588-mainline-patches
CeraLive fork: out-of-tree mainline Linux patches for Rockchip RK3588 (VEPU580 encoder, HDMI-RX EDID/plugout/audio), converted to a git-am mailbox series and pinned to the Armbian rk3588 edge kernel.
Python 3
mkosi-based image builder for CeraLive streaming appliances — produces .raw sysext bundles and .raucb A/B RAUC OTA packages for RK3588 devices (Orange Pi 5+, Radxa Rock 5B+)
On-device control plane for CeraLive — Svelte 5 PWA + Bun/oRPC backend driving ceracoder and srtla via native TypeScript bindings
SRT Live Server for low latency streaming with SRTLA/Belabox.
live video encoder with dynamic bitrate control and SRT support
Cellular modem control package + bench CLI + ModemManager 1.24 packaging (Phase A, standalone)
CeraLive brand design tokens (OKLCH) — single cross-repo source for marketing, docs, web, and CeraUI
CeraLive RK3588 multimedia island: Rockchip MPP service (RKVENC2/RKVDEC2/JPGDEC) and multi_rga as maintained kernel source, released as a git-am series
SRTLA bonding sender in Rust - aggregate bandwidth and add redundancy across multiple network paths for SRT streaming.
SRT link aggregation — bonds multiple network interfaces (LTE, WiFi) for resilient live video streaming; upstream-aligned fork with irlserver improvements
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