Estructure solutions already incorporate full compatibility with SRT

More than an open source protocol, SRT is a technological initiative to optimize the transmission of quality video over unpredictable networks that promises to change everything.

All solutions for the management and transport of audiovisual content Estructure are now fully compatible with the protocol Secure Reliable Transport (SRT). In this way, the extraordinary capabilities of this technology will be fully utilized, which will undoubtedly play a leading role in the transmission of content in the future.

The SRT is a open source video transport protocol, which is capable of optimizing transmission performance on any type of network.

The SRT Open Source project, promoted by the SRT Alliance, is a collaborative community of developers and industry technology leaders, which aims to develop software solutions for low-latency video transport, and is already providing amazing video quality over networks that until yesterday did not allow it.

With this technology, Estructure solutions are now capable of deliver high-quality, low-latency video over the public Internet, with unaltered quality from the source and with a maximum level of protection against instability, packet loss and bandwidth oscillation, obtaining a truly surprising result and visual experience, even in very difficult conditions.

The protection and security of the contents plays a fundamental role in any technology of this type, and in this case it is ensured using a 128/256-bit AES end-to-end encryption, protecting content in any task from contribution to final distribution.

The implementation of this SRT technology makes Estructure solutions even more powerful and compatible, allowing today extraordinary capabilities in journalistic contribution environments where Estructure has great experience.

Actually, this SRT technology promises to play a key role in any environment that needs communication and the sending of broadcast content, where it will surely change the way things are done. Definitely, the implementation of this type of software technologies will change the way of understanding technical infrastructure.