SRT Splice

srt-splice is a lightweight SRT relay that lets two SRT callers meet on a single public UDP port and get paired by streamid. When a sender and receiver connect with the same streamid, the relay splices their handshakes and then simply forwards packets between them without terminating SRT. That means you keep one end-to-end SRT session with a single ARQ loop, negotiated latency, and encryption context—and the relay never needs or sees your passphrase. As a managed service on Eyevinn Open Source Cloud (OSC), you can provision an srt-splice endpoint instantly without standing up and operating your own container, port mappings, or health probing. You get a ready-to-use public UDP entry point for SRT workflows where both sides dial out (for example, when you want to avoid exposing listener ports in your own infrastructure), while still using standard clients like ffmpeg/ffplay, GStreamer, VLC, and libsrt-based tools via streamid pairing. Using it through OSC also keeps the operational details—process lifecycle, service availability, and configuration like listen address, health endpoint, and MSS caps—out of your application code and deployment pipeline, and lets you consume it alongside the rest of your OSC-managed open source services instead of maintaining yet another piece of networking infrastructure yourself.