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Start freeVenue Wi-Fi, phone hotspots, crowded networks — the places you actually stream from are rarely perfect. SRT streaming notices when pieces of your video go missing and re-sends them instantly, so your viewers see a smooth broadcast while your connection has a bad day. Encrypted on the way, and included free on every Livepush plan.
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Wedding streamers, event teams, churches, and mobile broadcasters use Livepush SRT streaming when the venue connection is out of their control.
When you stream live, your video travels to Livepush in thousands of little pieces. On a perfect connection they all arrive. On real-world Wi-Fi, some go missing — and with ordinary streaming, missing pieces mean freezes, stutters, or a dropped stream.
SRT (short for Secure Reliable Transport) works like a courier with a checklist. It notices the instant a piece goes missing and re-sends it before your viewers ever see a gap. It also locks every piece with encryption on the way. You don't configure any of this — you just paste an SRT address into your app instead of an RTMP one, and your stream gets tougher.
Weddings on venue Wi-Fi. Sports from a field on a phone hotspot. Conferences where 500 phones share one router. These are exactly the networks SRT was designed for — it expects trouble and quietly fixes it, second by second, for your entire broadcast.
The "S" in SRT stands for Secure. Your stream is scrambled with AES encryption — the same family of protection used in online banking — for its whole journey to Livepush. On hotel Wi-Fi, shared venue networks, or anywhere you don't control the connection, nobody in between can watch or tamper with your video.
SRT's trick is a small buffer — usually a second or two — that gives it time to re-send anything the network dropped. That is all it needs. Your stream stays close to real time, your viewers stay in sync, and Q&As and live reactions still feel live.
No new hardware and no exotic software. OBS Studio has supported SRT since version 25, and most modern apps and encoders do too. Setup feels identical to RTMP: copy your Livepush SRT address, paste it into your app's stream settings, and press start.
SRT only changes the journey from your app to Livepush. From there, your stream can do everything any Livepush stream can: multistream to 40+ platforms, play on your website, record automatically, and report its health in real time.
There is no wrong answer — every Livepush stream comes with both addresses. Solid studio internet? RTMP is simple and universal. Streaming from a venue, a field, or anywhere the connection is out of your hands? Paste the SRT address instead. Your destinations, recordings, and dashboard stay exactly the same.
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