Stream Live Video Without Stitching Six Vendors and an OBS Profile.
Modern live streaming requires multi-camera switching + virtual sets + AI auto-cuts + RTMP/HLS distribution + audience interactivity + recording archival. Most teams cobble OBS + StreamYard + Restream + Vimeo Live + Mux + Brightcove + 4 more — each with its own pricing, audit log, and integration. Aeion's video stack — Cut + Spatial + Connect + Realtime + Bridge — ships professional-grade live production natively. Multi-camera switching via NDI, virtual studios via Spatial, AI auto-cuts via Claw, RTMP/HLS distribution via Cut, audience interactivity via Realtime — all on one platform.
The Native Live-Video Stack
Each module is first-class. Each shares the same audit log, same Bridge hardware layer, same Claw AI assistant.
Aeion Cut — Multi-Camera Production Switcher
Switch between cameras live, apply real-time effects and lower-thirds, and edit the timeline after the fact — all in one module. NDI integration means IP-based camera networks switch without added latency, and conference-orchestration mode handles multi-presenter live shows out of the box. Read Cut →
Aeion Spatial — Virtual Sets + Avatars
Composite presenters into a 3D virtual studio in real time — no green screen, no physical set. MetaHuman-quality avatars track facial expression for lifelike lip-sync, or presenters can appear via webcam directly. Procedural environments mean a fresh-looking set without hiring a designer every episode. Read Spatial →
AeionClaw — AI Auto-Cuts + Highlights
Claw's built-in video-editing skill watches the live feed, detects scene boundaries, and suggests cut points as the show runs. It generates highlight reels, drafts chapter markers, transcribes the audio, and writes an SEO-ready summary — turning hours of post-production into minutes. Read Claw →
Aeion Realtime — Interactive Live Audience
Polls, Q&A, reactions, and chat stay synced to the stream timeline, with live audience metrics surfaced directly to the host so they always know what the room is feeling. Per-viewer authentication keeps paid streams gated to paying viewers. Read Realtime →
Aeion Connect — Multi-Channel Distribution
One stream simulcasts to YouTube Live, Twitch, Facebook Live, LinkedIn Live, and any custom RTMP destination at once, with per-platform audience targeting and analytics rolled up into a single view. Read Connect →
Bridge Hardware — NDI + SDI + USB Cameras
Camera capture cards, NDI sources, USB webcams, professional audio interfaces, and control surfaces like Stream Deck and X-Touch all plug into the same Bridge hardware layer that powers Aeion's other physical-device integrations. Read Bridge →
HLS + RTMP Distribution
Encode once, distribute everywhere through adaptive-bitrate HLS and RTMP, with the option to point at your own origin server. No vendor lock-in on where the video actually lives.
Media Library
Every recording auto-archives to Aeion Media with a searchable transcript and auto-generated highlight clips, ready to hand straight to Marketing for clip distribution. Read Media →
A Multi-Presenter Live Show, Run Through Aeion
Concrete production walkthrough for a typical 1-hour live show with 3 remote presenters.
What Modern Live Production Needs
And what Aeion delivers natively.
Multi-camera switching
The Cut module supports NDI, SDI, and USB capture, so any camera setup — from a two-camera podcast to a full multi-presenter show — switches cleanly.
Virtual sets without green screens
Spatial composites presenters into a 3D environment in real time, with no chroma-key setup required.
AI auto-cuts + highlight clips
Cut and Claw work together to surface the best moments automatically, cutting post-production from hours to minutes.
Multi-platform simulcast
Connect pushes the same stream to YouTube, Twitch, LinkedIn, and any custom RTMP destination simultaneously.
Live transcripts + closed captions
Generated automatically as the show airs — no separate captioning vendor needed.
Audience interactivity
Realtime powers live polls, Q&A, and reactions synced to the stream itself.
Hardware control surface
Stream Deck and X-Touch controllers plug in directly via Bridge.
Recording + archive + repurpose
Every show lands in the Media library with a searchable transcript, ready to be clipped and reused.
Cut's Advantage — The Conference-Orchestration Mode
Cut isn't just a streaming encoder. It's a multi-camera production switcher with a Bridge-powered hardware layer for serious productions.
Why live video is a solution-hub problem.
Live streaming spans 6+ categories: camera capture, switching, virtual sets, distribution, audience interactivity, recording/archive. Each category has best-of-breed vendors. The stitching cost is brutal — most production teams report 30-50% of their show prep time goes into vendor-integration debug, not creative production. Aeion's bet: one platform with deep integration across these 6 categories beats best-of-breed because cross-domain coordination (Cut knows what Spatial is rendering; Realtime knows when audience engages; Claw narrates the whole timeline) generates more production value than per-domain feature depth.
Built for the weekly multi-presenter live show, not just the one-off broadcast.
A recurring show with remote panelists otherwise means separately maintaining OBS or StreamYard for capture, Restream for simulcast, a transcript vendor, and a manual social-clipping workflow. Cut + Spatial + Claw run that same production loop natively: multi-camera switching and virtual sets during the show, with Claw's auto-cuts drafting a highlight reel for review as soon as it ends. The result is a single review-and-approve step in place of a stack of disconnected tools and hand-offs.
16-source multi-camera switching · NDI + SDI + USB
Spatial virtual studios + MetaHuman avatars
AI auto-cuts + highlight reels + transcript
Multi-platform simulcast · YouTube + Twitch + LinkedIn
Hardware control surface via Bridge
Realtime audience interactivity · polls + Q&A
Conference-orchestration mode for multi-presenter shows
Mobile producer app on iOS + Android
Produce live video like a major broadcast.
Multi-camera switching + virtual studios + AI auto-cuts + multi-platform simulcast — all native on one platform. The production capability of a $50K hardware switcher on commodity hardware.