On-demand live audio/video conversion is now live
WAVE can now combine live video and separate audio into a single live stream on demand, started and stopped through the API.
What's new across WAVE, at the platform, workstream, and product level. Shipping in the open.
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WAVE can now combine live video and separate audio into a single live stream on demand, started and stopped through the API.
WAVE fixes a gap that blocked live-switch channels from running with just one source.
WAVE Listen can now mix and switch between 2, 4, or 8 sources in one channel.
WAVE Braided Audio now publishes and renders 24-bit and 32-bit-float audio, in addition to the original format.
WAVE can turn any audio it processes into a discoverable AES67/Dante source, proven live end to end.
The WAVE Listen player now shows live captions and an AI overlay, plus a chip that tells listeners when the channel switches sources. Audio jitter handling also improves on real networks.
WAVE adds a self-hosted SRT relay that passes through any codec or format, including ones our primary delivery network cannot carry.
WAVE opens the SRT listener ports on its receive grid so SRT sources can reach WAVE directly, not only over the internal network.
WAVE's SRT connections support a configurable latency buffer, so cellular and high-jitter links can recover retransmits without dropping.
WAVE Bridge now selects how to cross the network with no configuration, tested live on a constrained connection. The relay path is always the fallback that cannot fail.
Route professional broadcast transports through WAVE as metered protocol fabrics, covering MXL, RIST, AES67, and ST 2110.
Dated, versioned changes to the API and SDKs live at changelog.wave.online.