Our Mission

Since 2003, our mission has been to deliver a seamless streaming experience through streaming server — Ezserver and Content Management Systems — IPTV Panel, minimizing buffering, accelerating load times, and ensuring exceptional stability.

Now, we are integrating DVB signal input into Ezserver, allowing direct acquisition of DVB content for streamlined digital streaming.

Core Technology

◉ Over 20 years of experience in IPTV/OTT software development
◉ C/C++ based development for video streaming
◉ Fast Streaming Server Setup
◉ Low Latency Unicast System
◉ Multicast Input & Output System
◉ Open-Source Admin, Reseller Panel & User Subscription Portal

Architecture Comparison

◉ Ezserver (Memory-Based Streaming): Streams video directly from memory, ensuring faster data transfer and reduced reliance on disk operations.
◉ XUI, Xtream UI and FFMpeg-based Panels. (Disk-Based Streaming): Relies on saving video files to disk and serving them via a web server, which introduces latency and potential disk bottlenecks.

Comparative Analysis

Aspect

Ezserver

(Memory-Based Streaming)

XUI, Xtream UI, etc.

(Disk-Based Streaming)

Video Storage

Uploads video links and temporarily stores them in memory with a buffer size.

Uploads video links and uses ffmpeg to save video data to disk in file format.

Streaming Mechanism

Streams videos directly from memory to connected players.

Streams videos by having players access saved files via nginx.

Streaming Speed

Faster due to memory-based streaming.

Slower, as it requires disk read operations.

Mass Connections

Efficiently handles mass connections as streaming is memory-based.

Disk access may become a bottleneck, causing blocked issues under heavy load.

Disk Usage

Minimal disk usage, reducing risks of disk crashes.

High disk usage, increasing the risk of disk failure.

Benchmark

Channel Buffer Time

Service

Buffer Time (Seconds)

Performance

Ezserver

1.39 (Benchmark video)

Faster

XUI One

1.94 (Benchmark video)

Slower

Benchmark conditions:

Server Location: Brazil, Same Channel source: 3Mbps, VLC player Location: Taiwan

Video resolution: 1920x 1080, Frame rate: 25, Codec: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC

Audio Sample rate: 48000Hz, Bits per sample: 32, Codec: ADTS

What's new in v7.0

◉ Display all LB channels on the main panel
◉ Display all LB Movie and Series Work Folders on the main panel
◉ Automatically update channel names with the M3U source link
◉ VOD and Series files to 7/24 HLS channels
◉ Support Admin and Reseller panel on Mobile Devices
◉ Channel Multiple Balancer Selection
◉ Add Activity and User Log in Panel
◉ Add IP Obfuscation in Cloud version
◉ Install Edge servers via Panel Web SSH

Target Markets

Ezserver contains an IPTV Panel for content management and administration, while Ezserver itself delivers live channels, movies, and series over IP networks to remote or localized users. It supports a diverse range of deployment environments, including:

◉ Mobile and Smart TV apps : Seamless integration for users on mobile devices and smart TVs.
◉ Web Players / PC Applications : Compatible with browser-based and desktop streaming interfaces
◉ Global customers : Ideal for users accessing media remotely across the world.
◉ IPTV / OTT service providers : Enables commercial IPTV services with flexible delivery and management.
◉ Hotels : offer media services to guests without internet dependency.
◉ Buses/Coaches : stream media content locally to passenger devices.
◉ Trains : for onboard entertainment systems.
◉ Airplanes : similar local streaming systems
◉ Private Enterprises : for internal video streaming, employee training, or digital signage.
◉ Schools : delivering educational video content to classrooms without relying on internet access.
◉ Campus Networks : where centralized content is distributed over the school's local network (LAN/Wi-Fi).
◉ Remote Sites : like oil rigs, mines, or military bases where internet is limited or controlled.
◉ Universities & Higher Education : streaming recorded lectures, live campus events, or internal training materials.

Ezserver v7.0

A Streaming Server with IP Network Input — Now Adding Built-In DVB Capture.

Our Mission

Since 2003, our mission has been to deliver a seamless streaming experience through streaming server — Ezserver and Content Management Systems — IPTV Panel, minimizing buffering, accelerating load times, and ensuring exceptional stability.

Now, we are integrating DVB signal input into Ezserver, allowing direct acquisition of DVB content for streamlined digital streaming.

Core Technology

Architecture Comparison

Comparative Analysis

Aspect

Ezserver

(Memory-Based Streaming)

XUI, Xtream UI, etc.

(Disk-Based Streaming)

Video Storage

Uploads video links and temporarily stores them in memory with a buffer size.

Uploads video links and uses ffmpeg to save video data to disk in file format.

Streaming Mechanism

Streams videos directly from memory to connected players.

Streams videos by having players access saved files via nginx.

Streaming Speed

Faster due to memory-based streaming.

Slower, as it requires disk read operations.

Mass Connections

Efficiently handles mass connections as streaming is memory-based.

Disk access may become a bottleneck, causing blocked issues under heavy load.

Disk Usage

Minimal disk usage, reducing risks of disk crashes.

High disk usage, increasing the risk of disk failure.

Benchmark

Channel Buffer Time

Service

Buffer Time (Seconds)

Performance

Ezserver

1.39 (Benchmark video)

Faster

XUI One

1.94 (Benchmark video)

Slower

Benchmark conditions:

Server Location: Brazil, Same Channel source: 3Mbps, VLC player Location: Taiwan

Video resolution: 1920x 1080, Frame rate: 25, Codec: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC

Audio Sample rate: 48000Hz, Bits per sample: 32, Codec: ADTS

What's new in v7.0

Target Markets

Ezserver contains an IPTV Panel for content management and administration, while Ezserver itself delivers live channels, movies, and series over IP networks to remote or localized users. It supports a diverse range of deployment environments, including:

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