Eyevinn releases open-source live encoder as a one-field service on Open Source Cloud

Eyevinn Technology has made its open-source live encoder available as a ready-made stack on Open Source Cloud: one required setting, RTMP from OBS in, adaptive HLS for the browser out.

Stockholm, Sweden(13 Oct 2026)

Eyevinn Technology today made its open-source live encoder, Eyevinn Live Encoding, available as a ready-made stack on Open Source Cloud. A user creates one instance with a single required setting, its name, points OBS Studio or any RTMP encoder at the endpoint it returns, and gets an adaptive HLS stream that plays in a standard browser player. No code is required.

The encoder is built on ffmpeg and published under the MIT licence at github.com/Eyevinn/live-encoding, so it can also be run on the user's own infrastructure. By default it produces two H.264 renditions, 1280x720 and 640x360, with AAC-LC audio. Ladder, segment length and container, frame rate and rate control are configurable.

The setup is also published as a machine-readable recipe that AI coding agents can follow, at www.osaas.io/stacks/live-rtmp-to-hls.json.

The free Basic tier includes 100 tokens once; the stack uses 50 tokens per day, so continuous use requires a paid plan. Pricing is at www.osaas.io/pricing.

Walkthrough:

https://www.osaas.io/use-cases/live-streaming?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=cta&utm_campaign=live-rtmp-to-hls&utm_content=streamingmedia-pr

Try it:

https://app.osaas.io/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=cta&utm_campaign=live-rtmp-to-hls&utm_content=streamingmedia-pr

About Eyevinn Technology: Eyevinn Technology AB builds and operates Open Source Cloud, a platform for running open-source software as managed services.

Media contact: Simon Frisk, simon.frisk@eyevinn.se