Live stream keeps dropping? Stabilise the network layer first

We match a dedicated residential egress to your live region, add IEPL transit when needed, then advise bitrate and keyframe settings so network and encoder are configured together.

What you may be facing

How we solve it

  1. Region match: stream to a market, use a residential egress in that market.
  2. Dedicated egress: one line per live room, with no bandwidth contention.
  3. IEPL transit: a fixed path around public congestion, with steadier latency and loss.
  4. Uplink headroom: reserve roughly 30% above target bitrate so peaks do not saturate the line.
  5. Encoder guidance: resolution, frame rate, bitrate and keyframe interval by device.

Specs & delivery

Regions
US / UK / Germany / Japan / Taiwan / Philippines
Line type
Dedicated static residential
Protocol
HTTP / SOCKS5 with optional transit
Devices
Desktop encoders, mobile streaming, common hardware encoders
Delivery
Manual configuration plus encoder guidance
Billing
Monthly; quarterly and annual available
Support
Pre-show test, remote assistance

Use cases

FAQ

Can you guarantee zero drops?

Not absolutely, but a dedicated egress on a fixed path controls the variables that actually matter.

How much uplink do I need?

Reserve about 30% above target bitrate; the exact figure depends on resolution and frame rate.

Can I run a test stream?

Yes. A 30-minute test is scheduled before activation.

Can I stream from a phone?

Yes, on iOS and Android. Setup instructions come with the delivery notes.

How do multi-region streams work?

One line per region, assigned per live room, so regions are never mixed.

Do I have to rebuy to change region?

No. Lines are adjusted to the new region and the difference is settled as used.

Will you tune my encoder?

Yes, we provide a working starting profile for your device and target quality.

What should I check when the picture breaks up?

Look at loss and uplink saturation first, then encoder settings, then the local network.

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