Compare QUIC, AMT, and native multicast/DIMT for a live stream from the International Space Station. Live signals show the last 60 seconds of latency, frame rate, loss, FEC, and physical ingress. Physical latency stays blank until packet, decode, render, and transport attribution evidence is complete.
Play the live ISS camera views in this browser over QUIC, or continue in a signed Blockcast SDK demo app when one is installed. Native multicast stays available only where the local bridge is verified.
This page uses browser QUIC playback on supported mobile browsers. An installed, signed iOS test build can accept the ISS presentation handoff for native delivery. Android native handoff remains disabled until its release certificate and App Links association are published and verified.
Try iOS handoff (signed build required)Android native handoff: signed release validation and App Links association are still pending. Browser QUIC remains the available path.
The browser demo works over MoQ on every device. Native multicast and AMT use a local Blockcast bridge app; the media pipeline and catalog stay the same.
This public demo is playback-only and never receives publishing credentials. Account-scoped publishing remains a roadmap item until namespace and node authorization are implemented and verified.
Account-scoped WHIP endpoint creation is not available from this demo yet. It will ship only after signed-in namespace and node authorization are wired end to end.
Publishing must bind track discovery, subscriptions, and revocation to the logged-in namespace. The public playback catalog does not grant that authority.
Use the Open Capacity Marketplace to reserve the regional nodes and network paths that carry your live namespace to the audience.
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