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Ingest Window
Relay receives field and venue feeds on dedicated ingest hardware while operators validate source health.
Unified Live Production Infrastructure
The Operating System
for Live Production
Ingest. Route. Mix. Record. Control. Deliver.
LGL-OS replaces the scattered tools, duct-taped workflows, and "it works if you don't touch it" setups that most live teams quietly rely on. It's operational infrastructure for teams where the signal can't go down.
The problem
Most live environments grow organically. You start with an ingest box, add a standalone mixer, bolt on a recorder, patch in an editing tool. Each piece works on its own. But under pressure, the seams show.
Timeline offsets creep in. Recordings don't align with what the mixer saw. Extracting a clip means hunting through files with no shared reference point. Complexity scales faster than your team can manage it.
LGL-OS takes the entire live chain and puts it on a single time model with consistent operational logic. No drift, no guessing, no "it was fine in rehearsal."
How it works
Click through the chain. Each module updates the detail panel below so the flow is easier to understand at a glance.
Selected step
Relay: dedicated ingest entry point
Relay handles intake on dedicated ingest hardware and normalizes source behavior before the rest of the chain touches it.
Open Relay →About sync timing
The key benefit is operational sync between different content-generation steps. Editors can see when a source actually hit ingest on the encoder side, and visible delay stays explicit instead of hidden.
Example workflow
Remote production example with placeholder visuals. Replace this with a real customer flow and timing data.
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Live Production
Skyline handles live mix decisions while Vault records and LiveClip starts clipping key moments in parallel.
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Fast Delivery
LiveClip publishes delivery-ready outputs and hands off to social, editorial, or archive destinations.
Hardware and software model
LGL-OS runs as software-defined infrastructure on hardware we operate ourselves. We use dedicated ingest hardware and custom hardware for Vault and LiveClip live-edit workflows, hosted on owned servers across two sustainable datacenters: Amsterdam and Warsaw. For now, managed hosting is EU-only and aligned with GDPR data-handling guidelines.
Software layer
- Operational sync between ingest, mixing, recording, and editing with visible delay context.
- Skyline works directly with our ingest hardware chain.
- Module-based rollout: start with one module and expand without re-platforming.
- Consistent operator workflows across cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments.
Hardware layer
- Dedicated hardware for ingest workloads.
- Ingest supports bonding, up to 4K, and local recording.
- TrueDeliver transport ensures 100% of the stream is transmitted.
- Up to 16 SDI inputs per 1U with a maximum of 10GbE.
- Custom hardware for Vault and LiveClip live-edit pipelines.
- Infrastructure hosted on our own server fleet.
- Dual-location deployment footprint in Amsterdam and Warsaw.
- Sustainable datacenter operations as the default hosting baseline.
Need a deployment fit-check? We can map your current hardware estate to an LGL-OS rollout plan during a demo session.
Product stack
Each module solves a specific production problem. Together they run on one timeline and one operational model.
LGL Relay
AvailableIngest Hardware + Engine
Relay combines dedicated ingest hardware with centralized ingest control and routing.
- Dedicated ingest hardware for continuous intake
- Bonding, up to 4K ingest, local recording, and TrueDeliver transport
- Up to 16 SDI inputs per 1U appliance at up to 10GbE
- RTMP, SRT, RTSP, and internal feed support
- Source health and route visibility in one view
LGL Skyline
WaitlistCloud-Native Live Mixer
Skyline is cloud native and works with local I/O and local control panels for structured live production control.
- Scales from 1 to 100+ I/O
- Works directly with our ingest hardware chain
- Scene composition and output routing
- Template-based repeatable show operations
- Waitlist open for new deployment intake
LGL Vault
Alpha testingRecording Engine
Vault records live streams on custom hardware designed for reliability and frame consistency.
- Custom hardware recording path
- Continuous multi-stream recording
- Alpha testing with early production partners
LGL LiveClip
AvailableClip Extraction + Live Editing
LiveClip combines clipping and live-edit workflows on one timeline model.
- Frame-accurate clipping and live-edit actions
- No preview/export mismatch
- Fast delivery-ready output for social and editorial
Roadmap
LGL Monitor remains on the roadmap for full system oversight. You can register interest now.
Join Monitor waitlist →How they connect
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Relay
Bonding, 4K, recording, TrueDeliver
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Skyline
Cloud native, local I/O + control panels, 1-100+ I/O
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Vault
Custom hardware, alpha
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LiveClip
Clip + live-edit workflow
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Delivery
Publish, handoff, archive
Proof it works
Real proof should live here. The blocks below are placeholders for verified customer data, logos, and deployment outcomes.
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Stream continuity
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Clip turnaround
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Operator onboarding
"We replaced three fragile handoffs with one consistent chain. The crew stopped babysitting sync and started focusing on the show."
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Example workflows and solutions
These are example solution packages we can offer. Final scope is shaped around your workflow, team setup, and deployment requirements.
News / ENG
Fast field ingest, reliable recording, and quick editorial turnaround for breaking coverage.
- Dedicated ingest nodes for field feeds
- Rapid clipping and live-edit handoff in LiveClip
- Operational support model for high-pressure news windows
Remote Productions
Distributed teams working across locations while staying on one timeline and shared control model.
- Remote source intake and centralized routing
- Cross-team operator workflows for production continuity
- Hybrid deployment planning across your own and managed environments
Events
Multi-camera event chains with dependable recording and fast social/editorial delivery.
- Event-ready ingest and recording architecture
- Live clipping and editorial output for key moments
- Deployment planning for festivals, venues, and recurring live formats
Need a different setup? We can map a custom solution around your current stack and rollout constraints.
What holds it together
This isn't a bundle of features sold under one name. It's a system with a few properties that matter.
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Operational sync visibility
Teams can see when content was actually ingested and how much delay exists between ingest, editing, and output. Timing context stays explicit during operations.
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No preview/export mismatch
What you see is what you get. The preview renderer and the export pipeline use the same source of truth. Frame for frame.
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Modular but coherent
You can use parts independently, but they're designed to work together. Adding a module doesn't mean adding a workaround.
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Multi-operator
Multiple people can work across the system simultaneously without stepping on each other.
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Deployable anywhere
On-premise hardware, cloud infrastructure, or a hybrid of both. The system adapts to your environment, not the other way around.
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Reliability over feature count
We ship what works. We don't add features to fill a comparison chart.
Who it's for
LGL-OS is built for broadcast engineers, technical directors, live production teams, and media operations departments working in environments where "we'll fix it in post" isn't an option - because there is no post.
Festivals
Multi-stage, multi-crew, no second takes
Corporate broadcasts
Reliable delivery, clean handoff to post
Multi-camera events
Long signal chains, high pressure, small margins
Ready to run a pilot?
Share your current workflow and we map a practical rollout plan. Demo script, architecture fit, and timeline are included.
Demo workflow and qualification form are placeholders and can be replaced with your CRM flow.