Restream and broadcast delivery
Our own restream server: CDN, player, recording, private access, and streaming to multiple platforms.
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OKVideo.Pro solutions for complex live streaming
More than cameras and operators: we use technical solutions for broadcast delivery, internet redundancy, private access, interactivity, reporting, and complex turnkey formats.
connectivity backup and OnFocus within package limits
team on air since 2011
2,800+ broadcasts, shoots and hybrid events — as of 1 June 2026
connection redundancy
NDAs and private access
Why this section exists
Cameras alone aren't enough to get the broadcast to the viewer
For a simple project, it's enough to shoot and send the signal to the platform. For a complex one, you need to plan broadcast delivery, backup internet, private access, rights and roles, interactivity, and a post-event report in advance. For each of these tasks we have a proven solution or an in-house product. Here we've brought them together in one place.
Backup plan
we test connections and agree on fallback actions before the event
up to 6
internet channels in one aggregation for a stable broadcast
2,800+
broadcasts, shoots and hybrid events — as of 1 June 2026
15 years
in live broadcasting and video production
Solutions
What we use in complex broadcasts
Technologies, in-house projects, and commercial formats that help assemble a broadcast as a clear product for viewers and the client.
Internet redundancy
Our own bonding servers: bonded internet and backup for a stable on-site broadcast.
Learn more →Technical base
Cameras, optics, the control desk, media servers, sound, light, monitors, and additional kit for complex broadcasts.
View equipment →Turnkey hybrid events
In-person hall, online audience, remote speakers, interactivity, recording, and technical coordination in one setup.
Learn more →Corporate TV
Regular broadcasts for employees: town halls, internal news, trainings, executive addresses, and a media archive of recordings.
Learn more →Multilingual broadcasts
Simultaneous interpretation, separate audio tracks, remote interpreters, and language-version recordings for international audiences.
Learn more →AI event translation
AI translation and captions: guests scan a QR code and listen on their smartphones. A separate service from RUB 10,000 per hour; selected languages and limits are specified in the estimate.
Learn more →OnFocus
An open event platform with interactive tools: polls, Q&A, quizzes, screens, an overlay for OBS/vMix, networking, and a KPI report.
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Our own football media project and a testing ground for experimental streaming mechanics.
Open siteIndustries
Industry solutions
The same technology, put together for the requirements of a specific industry.
Universities and research
Defences, department conferences, open lectures and open days: every session recorded and questions via OnFocus.
Learn more →Government and municipalities
Hearings, sessions and forums: servers and data storage in Russia, access by an email list and a post-event report.
Learn more →Sports tournaments
Cameras and direction, the score on screen with our Match, GFX lower thirds and several courts.
Learn more →Medical conferences
Moderated questions from doctors, AI translation, private access for specialists and a recording with a link.
Learn more →Surgical broadcasts
Technical video support for operations: cameras outside the sterile field, private access and NDAs.
Learn more →Corporate broadcasts
A private broadcast for employees with list-based access.
Learn more →Our products
Broadcast tools we built ourselves
Six services grew out of our own broadcasts and are open to everyone: graphics, speaker check, sports scoreboard, event rundown, output monitoring and a stage timer. They run in the browser, plug into OBS and vMix and live on our infrastructure. The sixth product is Tube, our video hosting: we use it to publish our clients’ videos and broadcast recordings. The seventh is Disk: speakers use it to send slides and videos ahead of an event. Interfaces are in Russian.
OKVideo GFX
Lower thirds and title cards for OBS and vMix. Project without sign-up, preview before air, a Browser Source link at 1080p and 4K.
Open GFX
OKVideo Check
Pre-broadcast check of gear and connectivity: the speaker checks camera, microphone, sound and screen share, the venue checks its network to our test point. Free, no sign-up.
Open Check
OKVideo Match
Scoreboard and transparent overlay for sports streams: console, screen and Browser Source for OBS and vMix. 33 sports under official rulebooks.
Open Match
OKVideo Rundown
Working event rundown: the producer runs one programme while sound, broadcast, stage and client see only their own rows. Plan, forecast and actual timing.
Open Rundown
OKVideo Control
Output monitoring: players and statuses of every event output in one control room. A failure is visible at once, where and when, and the log with operator decisions stays after the broadcast.
Open Control
OKVideo Tube
Our own video hosting for production clients: we publish the videos we shoot and broadcast recordings, and you get an embed code for your site and a link for viewers. No ads, no third-party logo, quality up to 4K. The page is in Russian.
Open Tube
OKVideo Disk
A materials inbox for events: speakers upload slides and videos by link without signing up, and each file is checked on arrival — slide format, fonts, video resolution and codec. We issue the link to our production clients. The Disk page is in Russian.
Open Disk
OKVideo Timer
A stage timer: the event programme with a countdown for every talk, a GO button and a speaker screen — on a monitor, a tablet or in vMix and OBS. The screen keeps counting on its own through network drops. Your own programmes and timers after signing up.
Open Timer
The OKVideo family: one team, our own servers and our own tools. Restream, bonding, the Tube video hosting and the Disk materials inbox run on our infrastructure, GFX, Check, Match, Rundown, Control and Timer grew out of our own broadcasts and events, and we run projects in our own PM and CRM and reach the broadcast machines through our own Remote. Every product carries the same mark: a tile with a single mint gesture, and mint marks what is on air right now.
In-house development
The tools we work with ourselves
Some of our tools are written only for our own team. You cannot open them by a link: they work on our broadcasts.
Clip playout console
When a host or an expert goes through videos and photos on air, the right item has to appear the moment it comes up in the conversation. A conference has few such items, while a sports broadcast with a highlights review can go through up to 100 clips in an hour.
We wrote our own console for this. A tablet with it stands in front of the host on camera, and the host brings up what is needed as the conversation goes. Videos and photos are laid out as large buttons, one tap puts an item on air: full screen or as a split, picture in picture. When there are many items, tabs, search and favourites help find the right one.
The button of the clip on air shows the time left, and the console highlights the last ten seconds: the host knows when the clip ends and it is time to go on. If several people are on camera, each has a tablet, and everyone sees whose item is on air.
What it gives you is a live conversation on air: the host does not wait for someone to find an item and put it up, the host shows it.
Before the show we run a check. The console confirms that the broadcast software responds, the lists are loaded, every file is on disk and there is enough free space. It names a missing file, so we notice missing material before the start, not on air.
The clip playout console is an in-house development of OKVideo.Pro. It works together with vMix, the software we build our broadcasts in. It is an internal tool: it cannot be downloaded or bought, it works on the broadcasts we run.
We wrote three more tools for our own work, and they are not for distribution either. In our own CRM we prepare estimates, contracts, invoices and acceptance certificates. Our own project manager keeps shoot discussions with deadlines, owners and checklists. Through our own Remote an engineer can, at a remote speaker’s request, connect to the speaker’s Windows laptop and help before the broadcast.
When it matters
When these solutions are truly needed
Not every broadcast needs the full infrastructure. But there are scenarios where it removes real risks.
The broadcast can't be reshot
A conference, forum, awards ceremony, or opening runs in real time. You need backup internet and a fallback delivery plan.
Private corporate broadcast
A broadcast for employees or partners only: private access, roles, who sees the broadcast and who gets the recording.
Several platforms at once
One broadcast on YouTube, VK, into a corporate portal, and to a private page — without manual duplication.
You need interactivity and a report
Questions from the audience, polls, quizzes, and a post-event report on audience activity.
Client approvals
Corporate and government clients care about access, NDAs, and clear handling of data.
A challenging venue
An open space, weak connectivity, remote speakers — a place where ordinary internet isn't enough.
How we prepare a broadcast
A process that reduces risk
Task review
We clarify the format, venue, platforms, access, and requirements for recording and reporting.
Venue check
We assess connectivity, power, and camera positions in advance and agree on the technical setup for the broadcast.
Redundancy
We set up backup internet and a fallback plan for delivering the signal to the viewer.
Broadcast and report
We run the broadcast with monitoring, deliver the recording, and, if needed, an audience report.
Reporting and analytics
What you get after the event
Not just the broadcast recording — a measurable result.
Recording and materials
The broadcast recording and, by agreement, source files and cutdowns of fragments.
Viewing analytics
Viewer count, watch time, geography and devices, and audience peaks.
Interactivity and participants
Activity in polls and Q&A, an OnFocus report with KPIs, and a participant export.
Data, access, and confidentiality
Handling data for corporate and government clients
OKVideo.Pro: we're ready to work under an NDA, keep our servers and data storage in Russia, and comply with Federal Law 152-FZ in our processes; access, roles, reports, and private links are agreed to the requirements of each specific project. For interactivity and reporting, the related project OnFocus is connected: it has documentation on the processing of personal data (in line with 152-FZ), Russian data-storage infrastructure for the personal data of Russian citizens, and registration as an operator in the register of personal-data operators of Roskomnadzor (reg. No. 77-26-549301). This helps pass sign-offs with corporate and government clients.
Experience and trust
Why complex broadcasts are entrusted to us
Team on air since 2011. 2,800+ broadcasts, shoots and hybrid events — as of 1 June 2026. Our experience includes corporate and government projects.
Experience since 2011
2,800+ broadcasts, shoots and hybrid events — as of 1 June 2026.
Corporate and government clients
We work with requirements for access, NDAs, and sign-offs.
Full cycle
Filming, direction, delivery on our own server, redundancy, and reporting — one team.
Experience with major brands
Our event platform
OnFocus: a place for your audience
A branded event page brings the live player, programme, questions and polls together. Attendees join from a link or QR code, and the organiser receives an activity report plus a detailed content report by OnFocus.ru AI.
Included with an OKVideo broadcast
OnFocus is included: one event, one FullHD stream with video delivery and up to 2,000 simultaneous participants in total, within the package's live hours. List- or corporate-domain-based private access, programme, branding, polls, Q&A and a report. After the event: the OnFocus KPI report and a detailed event report by OnFocus.ru AI built from the recordings of every room: topics, timing against the programme, requests from the stage, disputes and risky moments; ready within a few days.
Included AI: captions and voiced translation into one selected supported language for one source stream, within the live hours. Extra languages and parallel streams are quoted in advance.
Basic event preparation is included. Continuous content moderation, attendee support and a dedicated platform operator are separate roles. API access enables integrations; developing a specific HR connector is quoted separately.
OnFocus as a separate service
Start
RUB 0Up to 1,000 simultaneous participants
This is not a trial: the free terms are guaranteed at least until 1 July 2028 and written into the OnFocus user agreement.
Self-service without AI tools. Video plays through a supported external player: VK Video, RuTube, Facecast or Kinescope.
Services on request
On requestEvent preparation and day-of support, a custom domain, brand palette, a module built for your event, integrations and the AI package.
Prices are quoted per request on onfocus.ru; the live broadcast itself is an OKVideo package above.
AI for self-service use is quoted per event; AI included in an OKVideo broadcast is a bundle condition. Extra rooms, streams, hours and participants are agreed in advance. Day-of support does not include a content editor or a contact centre.
No VAT. The service provider uses the automated simplified tax system (AUSN).
For corporate approval: list- or domain-based access, API integration options, a contract, closing documents and Diadoc electronic document exchange. OnFocus data-processing terms are described in its policy. OnFocus privacy policy.
A complete event with OKVideo
2 cameras and a crew from RUB 49,000. Up to 4 live hours / 8 hours on site.
OnFocus is included: one event, one FullHD stream with video delivery and up to 2,000 simultaneous participants in total, within the package's live hours. List- or corporate-domain-based private access, programme, branding, polls, Q&A and a report. After the event: the OnFocus KPI report and a detailed event report by OnFocus.ru AI built from the recordings of every room: topics, timing against the programme, requests from the stage, disputes and risky moments; ready within a few days.
Included AI: captions and voiced translation into one selected supported language for one source stream, within the live hours. Extra languages and parallel streams are quoted in advance.
We agree on scope and price before the event. Additional work requires agreement first. Any live extension is quoted as one total covering the crew, video delivery and AI. No VAT. The service provider uses the automated simplified tax system (AUSN).
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A complex broadcast, several venues or non-standard delivery — describe the task and we will propose a solution.
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Describe the task, the venue, and the requirements — we'll put together a technical setup and an estimate for your project.