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“Your chain glitches at scale, or your footage lives in someone else's cloud”

Real-time media, no dropped frames.

Audio/video chains grow without glitches

The problem
  • Adding one more plug-in chain and the buffer underruns; we drop samples.
  • Sending camera frames to a SaaS means someone else holds our footage.
  • Viewing-event analytics lag minutes behind and cost a fortune per terabyte.
With PROTOR
  • Audio/video chains grow without glitches
  • Vision analytics without cloud and with privacy by default
  • Integrity-proven recordings

From today to the first result.

What you do today

plug-in chains in a host and a SaaS vision service

One more plug-in chain and the buffer underruns, camera frames leave for a SaaS, and viewing-event analytics lag minutes behind.

With PROTOR

10,000 audio nodes run in real time at 48 kHz without underruns, and video face blur runs at 18.7 ms per frame at 30 fps with 0 % drops on your own hardware.

Your first step

Run your heaviest chain in PROTOR beside the current host and listen to the result.

one chain
How it runs

Real-time audio through ten effect stages. Step by step.

An audio file runs through a chain of ten effects to the speaker in real time — the same engine at 48 kHz.

PROTOR · Real-time audio through ten effect stagesrunning
Beethoven InputAudio File InputGain 1Audio GainEQ 1Parametric EQCompressorAudio CompressorNoise GateAudio.GateChorusAudio ChorusDelayAudio DelayReverbAudio ReverbLimiterAudio LimiterOutput GainAudio GainSpeaker OutputSpeaker Publisher
  1. Beethoven Input · Gain 1Audio File Input · Audio Gain
  2. EQ 1 · CompressorParametric EQ · Audio Compressor
  3. Noise Gate · ChorusAudio.Gate · Audio Chorus
  4. Delay · ReverbAudio Delay · Audio Reverb
  5. Limiter · Output GainAudio Limiter · Audio Gain
  6. Speaker OutputSpeaker Publisher
nodes
beethoven-in → Audio.File.Subscriber
gain-1 → Audio.Gain
eq-1 → Audio.Eq
compressor → Audio.Compressor
gate-1 → Audio.Gate
chorus-1 → Audio.Chorus
delay-1 → Audio.Delay
reverb-1 → Audio.Reverb
limiter-1 → Audio.Limiter
gain-out → Audio.Gain
speaker-output → Audio.Speaker.Publisher
ten effect stagesreal time at 48 kHz
  1. Beethoven InputDecodes an audio file into sample blocks.
  2. Gain 1Raises or lowers volume.
  3. EQ 1Shapes frequencies with an equaliser.
  4. CompressorEvens out loud and quiet parts.
  5. Noise GateSilences sound below a threshold.
  6. ChorusAdds a chorus effect.
  7. DelayAdds echo.
  8. ReverbAdds room reverb.
  9. LimiterStops peaks above a ceiling.

A real workflow from our end-to-end test suite; the designer view is illustrated.

What you get. From the first pilot.

Audio/video chains grow without glitches

Vision analytics without cloud and with privacy by default

Integrity-proven recordings

Why your tools fall short.

×

DAWs and media servers hit a plug-in/CPU ceiling

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Cloud video-AI is a privacy and cost problem

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Kafka/Flink stacks are heavy for mid-size media operators

What drives it
  • Real-time AI on video
  • Privacy of faces in public spaces
  • Cost of cloud streaming analytics
  • Broadcast/legal archival rules

Your pilot. Three steps.

1

Your data shape

Tell us what data you have, where it lives and what the result must be.

2

A scoped pilot

On your data and your hardware, with the success measure written down first.

3

A clear decision

You see the result against that measure — and keep every workflow and record.

Beta · design partners wanted

Bring us your hardest data problem. Let's solve it together.

A short pilot on your data and your hardware. We agree on what success looks like before we start.