Tellyo, a developer of a cloud-based live video production suite, has joined the SRT Alliance, the collaborative community of industry players and developers striving to achieve lower latency Internet video transport through the continuous improvement of the open-source SRT (Secure Reliable Transport). Tellyo has added full SRT support to its platform.

“Tellyo supports all major industry protocols, including RTMP, HLS, RTMPS, and RTSP, and we have now fully added SRT support to further complement our platform’s range of broadcast-quality inputs,” said Richard Collins, CEO of Tellyo. “We are pleased to be part of such a strong industry effort to improve broadcast video quality over the Internet.”

SRT is an open source protocol, developed by Haivision, which enables broadcasters and streamers to deliver high-quality, low-latency streams across the public Internet. SRT has clearly become the de facto low-latency video streaming standard in the broadcast and streaming industries.

Tellyo Stream Studio enables users to vision mix, enhance streams and interactive graphics, overlays and social commentary and create bespoke broadcasts for digital and social channels. Tellyo enables live-streaming of broadcasts to multiple destinations at the same time and create near real-time edits – and publish them to all channels in the middle of social spikes. Adaptive bit rate, advance scheduling, and post-stream announcements are all part of the Tellyo package, which seamlessly integrates with Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram and stream to other destinations via RTMP.

With Tellyo, users can clip key moments from events in real-time, edit and enhance videos with branded overlays, bumpers, wipes, interactive graphics and effects. The Tellyo montage function enables you to rapidly produce highlight reels from events, and users can mix content from multiple sources.

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