Increase your encode, decode, replay and mixing capacity by adding another SYGNAL server. Federate them to share resources over the network, or duplicate control data to two mixers for fully redundant pipelines.
Increase encode, decode, replay and mixing capability by adding another SYGNAL server. Federate them to virtually link over the network and access resources between them. Duplicate control data to two mixers for fully redundant vision mixing — or any other AV pipeline.
Capacity and resilience come from the same thing: a second server that behaves as part of the same system.
Add a server to grow encode, decode, replay and mixing capacity — then reach its resources from anywhere on the network.
Duplicate control data to a second mixer for fully redundant vision mixing, or any other AV pipeline that can’t go down.
Federate servers across sites and time zones, and run one production spread over many locations.
Federation is set up and watched from the same interface as everything else.
A three-step wizard: find the server, verify the code, set the sharing defaults. Both servers show the same code, and an operator confirms they match.
Every paired server sees one shared directory of sources, with thumbnails. A remote source is pulled on demand, so the origin only encodes what is being watched.
Mirror a prompter or a vision mixer across servers. One server leads. If it drops, another takes over, and it rejoins on its own when it returns.
If two servers diverge during a split, the losing copy is quarantined, not discarded. Compare the two and choose: keep ours, or use theirs.
Set what each peer may reach, module by module, with a default policy for new peers. Access tags scope which sources and instances a peer can see.
Enrol nodes by token from the Devices page as contributor, receiver or full. A live map and an events strip show the federation. An uplink bandwidth governor steps video down before it touches audio.
Book a walkthrough with the engineers who built it, or see a federated setup in the live demo.