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AIOZ Stream runs on the AIOZ DePIN infrastructure, combining decentralized storage, edge delivery, and distributed compute to keep video workflows smooth, scalable, and reliable from ingest and transcoding to global playback.
AIOZ Stream is part of the AIOZ DePIN infrastructure stack, combining decentralized storage, edge delivery, and distributed compute so video workflows stay smooth, scalable, and reliable from ingest and transcoding to playback.
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Mobile Livestreaming with PRISM Live Studio on AIOZ Stream
Stream from your phone to AIOZ Stream with PRISM Live Studio: Custom RTMP setup, documented 1080p and 720p bitrates, Adaptive quality and mobile stability tips.
Best OBS Encoder Settings for 1080p and 720p (AIOZ Stream)
Choose OBS encoder settings for AIOZ Stream: the documented 1080p30 values, the missing 720p figure, NVENC vs x264, keyframes, 60 fps and a test procedure.
OBS Studio Setup for AIOZ Stream: RTMP URL and Stream Key
Set up OBS Studio for AIOZ Stream: choose a Custom service, paste the RTMP server URL and stream key, then stream CBR at 4500 to 6000 Kbps with 1 s keyframes.
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AIOZ Stream Powers Scoop AI Hackathon: A DePIN Showcase for Web3 Education
In the rapidly evolving landscape of Web3 and AI, innovation thrives on collaboration and accessible infrastructure. The Scoop AI Hackathon, co-hosted by @Neo_Blockchain and @SpoonOS_ai, exemplifies this spirit. With sponsors and partners including Google Cloud, AIOZ Network and others, the hackathon focused on bridging AI innovation with decentralized trust. A standout element of this sponsorship? AIOZ Network. As the premier DePIN infrastructure enabler for Web3 AI builders, we powered the h
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How On-Chain Wallet Top-Ups and Token Billing Work
On AIOZ Stream you top up a wallet with AIOZ tokens (0.01 AIOZ minimum), credit is set at the AIOZ/USDT rate at deposit, and usage is deducted from it hourly.
Glass-to-Glass Latency: What It Is and How to Measure It
Glass-to-glass latency is the delay from camera lens to viewer screen. See the seven stages behind it, why the player buffer dominates, and how to measure it.
AIOZ Stream Pricing for Storage, Delivery and Transcoding
AIOZ Stream pricing: $0.02 per GB per month for storage, $0.02 per GB delivered, and $0.01 to $0.05 per minute to transcode, billed hourly from an AIOZ wallet.
What Is Low-Latency HLS (LL-HLS) and When to Use It
Low-latency HLS (LL-HLS) cuts live HLS delay from 20+ seconds to about 2 to 5 using partial segments and blocking reloads. How it works and when to use it.
AIOZ Stream Video Player: Features and Customization Guide
A complete guide to the AIOZ Stream video player: what it does out of the box, two different paths to customizing it, and what still requires the API.
How to White-Label the AIOZ Stream Video Player via API
How to white-label the AIOZ Stream video player via the Player Theme API: creating a theme, uploading a logo, and every controllable field it supports.
How to Embed the AIOZ Stream Player on Your Website
How to embed the AIOZ Stream video player on your website: the iframe embed code, where the video ID comes from, and how Player Session theming actually works.
HLS vs MPEG-DASH: Differences and When to Use Each
HLS vs MPEG-DASH: both stream adaptive video over HTTP, but they differ in manifests, codecs, Apple support and DRM. When to use each, and how to serve both.
YouTube Alternatives: 5 Platforms Creators Use Instead
The main YouTube alternatives are Rumble, Nebula, Floatplane, PeerTube and Odysee: one ad-supported, two subscription, one federated, one on a blockchain.
Does AIOZ Stream Have an MCP Server? Yes, and What It Exposes
AIOZ Stream now documents an MCP server over SSE with nine tools. Here is what it exposes, how to connect Cursor, what the docs leave open, and how it compares with Mux and Cloudinary.
What Makes an API Agent-Friendly? An llms.txt Docs Audit
An API is agent-friendly when agents can read and use its docs unaided. We check AIOZ Stream's llms.txt files against Fern and Mintlify criteria, gaps included.
Inside an AI Agent Video Workflow: Generation to Hosting
Wireflow, AnyCap, and Cloudinary already build for AI agents that generate, upload, and manage video. Where AIOZ Stream fits in that same emerging chain.