Self-hosted deployment of Vindral's MoQ-enabled streaming stack, for broadcasters and infrastructure operators who need to run it inside their own infrastructure rather than consume it as a service. Carries DRM, AV1, multi-track audio, subtitles, and ABR over MoQ.

LiveEngine is Vindral’s self-hosted option: the same MoQ-enabled stack as Vindral LiveCloud, deployed inside your own infrastructure. Vindral positions it at broadcasters and “infrascalers” who cannot or will not run delivery as someone else’s service.

It is listed here rather than in Built with MoQ because you operate it — which is the same split we apply to Red5 Pro and Red5 Cloud.

Why it is worth knowing about

Vindral started on MoQ in 2023 and shipped support across the stack during 2025, making them one of the earliest commercial implementations — well ahead of the NAB 2026 cohort. They are an early OpenMOQ participant.

The stack carries DRM, AV1, multi-track audio, subtitles, and adaptive bitrate over MoQ. That combination is unusual: most MoQ implementations today move a single video track quickly and have not yet had to answer what happens when a broadcaster wants three audio languages, a subtitle track, and encryption on top.

It bridges to SDI, MPEG-TS, RTMP, and SRT at the contribution edge, so an existing plant feeds it without modification.

Vindral LiveEngine

Why it is worth knowing about