BVO / LIVE OPERATIONS
Overview
A live view of your broadcast receiver.
Receiver
SERVICE STATUSReception
SINCE STARTUPCounters describe transport reception. Open Streams for previews or Event access for production.
Event activity
Stream preview
Incoming streams
Receiving = media within 10 seconds| Source | Session | Stream | Status | Epoch / role | Media units | Received | Sockets / payload rate (10 s) | Complete backlog | First gap | Complete bitrate | Capture → receive | Last media |
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Timelines use the available width, one pixel per known frame or audio slice, newest on the right. History is buffered in this tab and updated incrementally. Green = complete; red = incomplete or invalid. Late completions recolor the original pixel. Entirely unseen unit starts cannot be assigned a pixel. Sockets are bound uplink paths that contributed to this stream; a rebind keeps the same path ID. Rates average delivered media payload over the last 10 complete seconds, excluding headers, duplicates and incomplete frames. Encoded media uses a rolling buffer (default 90 seconds, shared 256 MiB limit). Complete backlog runs from the oldest retained unit to the first unproven fragment range; gaps shared by multiple streams are conservative. Times use capture timestamps and the newest retained complete unit, not the wall clock. Reception completeness does not guarantee decodability. Capture → receive is the last completed frame’s receive time minus its phone capture time, including encoding, queueing, transmission and reassembly. Clock differences affect this value.
Recorded communication
Recent communication
RVR sessions
Admission and current receiver state| Source | Session / owner | Admission | Mode | Client | Coordination | Bound uplinks | Telemetry |
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Configured events
Active and ended events| Event | Start date | End date | Status | Guest access | Authorized sessions |
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Event access
Broadcast sessions
Each scheduled session runs entirely on one worker. Previews connect directly to that worker.
To create a new attendee or guest account, open Users and select the event. Adding an existing account preserves its password and profile.
Event mosaic
4 × 4 cameras, rendered at one-eighth source width and height. Every tile follows the same capture clock, about 60 seconds behind live, allowing time for dropout recovery. Phone clocks must agree. Missing or unsynchronized video is blanked. Playback is muted. This first version decodes the original HLS streams in your browser; it requires bandwidth and hardware for up to 16 cameras.
Configured users
Named accounts and guest identities| Account | Role | Cars | Event access | Account status | Valid logins | Authorized sessions |
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