SRTLA Relay Access
Secure, bonded stream transmission for high-fidelity outdoor or mobile broadcasting.
What is SRTLA?
SRTLA (Secure Reliable Transport Link Aggregation) is an extension of the SRT streaming protocol. It allows broadcasters to bundle or "bond" multiple network interfaces (such as Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and 4G/5G mobile connections) into a single, highly resilient upload pipe.
By utilizing a remote relay server, if one network drop occurs or fluctuates, data transmission instantly shifts to other active networks, preventing stream disconnects and minimizing dropped frames.
Network Bonding
Combines cellular connections and Wi-Fi to maximize stream stability.
Error Correction
Features packet recovery and encryption to protect transmission content.
Get Your Own SRTLA Stream Key
Generate an instant bonded streaming channel with dedicated SRTLA and OBS ingest endpoints.
Stream Connection Status
Verify if the SRTLA relay is active and receiving input data for a specific channel. Enter the streamer or channel name below.
How to Setup Your Stream with SRTLA
Generate Your Channel Credentials
Create your unique streaming channel using our instant generator. You will receive an SRTLA bonding ingest URL (Port 5000) and an OBS playback URL (Port 4000).
Create ChannelConfigure Your Broadcast Software (Belabox / Larix / OBS)
In your bonding encoder software (e.g. Belabox, Larix Broadcaster, or IRL Pro), enter your SRTLA Stream Link as the destination:
srt://84.8.142.146:4000?streamid=stream_YOURNAME
Start Streaming & Check Live Telemetry
Start your broadcast output. Use the Stream Connection Status tool above to verify your live bitrate, packet health, and connection uptime in real time.