Professional Event Streaming Platform for Live Productions
Use KLIPKAST Broadcaster MAX as the streaming-server layer behind live events, conferences, venues, church services, school programs and professional productions.
Combine compatible capture and NDI sources with overlays, recording, DVR, monitoring and supported HLS, RTMP, RTSP, SRT, UDP, MPEG-TS and NDI workflows.
Streaming tools for live events
Capture and NDI
Bring in compatible USB/UVC capture hardware and NDI-enabled sources for professional live-production workflows.
Overlays and presentation
Use broadcast overlays, RSS layers, chroma key, color correction and audio adjustment to prepare event programming.
Record while live
Use instant or scheduled recording, DVR archives and Time Shift Playback for supported event workflows.
Multiple outputs
Distribute through supported HLS, RTMP, RTSP, SRT, UDP, MPEG-TS and NDI workflows from the server layer.
For churches, schools, conferences and venues
KLIPKAST can support recurring services, school productions, conferences and professional events where operators need centralized stream management, monitoring, recording and distribution on infrastructure they control.
Stream your event or channel from one platform
KLIPKAST helps separate production from server-side distribution: your production tools create the program while KLIPKAST manages supported ingest, recording, processing and delivery workflows.
Frequently asked questions
Can KLIPKAST stream live events?
Yes. KLIPKAST is designed for professional live-stream management and can support event workflows using compatible capture, network sources, recording and multi-protocol delivery.
Is KLIPKAST suitable for churches and schools?
Yes. KLIPKAST has dedicated workflows and solution pages for churches and schools that need self-hosted live-stream management and recording.
Can events be recorded while streaming?
Yes. KLIPKAST supports on-demand and scheduled recording plus DVR and archive workflows.
Does KLIPKAST support Mac for event streaming?
Yes. Supported Apple Silicon Mac deployments include M1 through M6 systems.