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JWX Streaming Hub

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Spec sheet

Purpose
JWX Streaming Hub is a composable platform for live video, VOD, server-side ad insertion, and DRM.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Integrations
VOD ingest supports dashboard upload, MRSS, and API workflows including direct S3 upload and URL fetch, and HLS output can be consumed by third-party players.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Security
JWX's data processing agreement describes firewalls, intrusion detection or prevention, access control lists, and least-privilege access controls.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Support
JWX says it provides 24/7 monitoring of customer systems for live channels and events.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Headquarters
New York City, New York, United StatesRead 28 Sep 2026 · jwx.com
Founded
2004Read 28 Sep 2026 · jwx.com
Ads
SSAI inserts ads server-side across live and on-demand video, and its page notes that standalone deployments still have capability gaps while just-in-time stitching, analytics, and yield strategies are being validated.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Analytics
VOD analytics include plays, ad impressions, top countries, and per-asset breakdowns; the product page also says viewer-level analytics can be exported to BI or CRM systems.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Business model
The maker describes the platform as intended for media companies and streaming teams that want to add streaming infrastructure modules without operating every layer themselves.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Content protection
Shared DRM and access controls include FairPlay, PlayReady, Widevine, geo-restriction, and signed URLs.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Infrastructure
JWX says its delivery uses multi-region, multi-zone cloud infrastructure.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Intended customers
JWX describes the platform for streamers, publishers, and media businesses running live or on-demand video.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Live ingest
Broadcast Live lists RTMP, SRT push/pull, RTP, RTP FEC, Zixi push, and HLS pull as ingest options.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Live operations
Users can create channels and events, monitor simultaneous streams from a dashboard, clip live video, and simulcast to social platforms.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Live streaming
JWX Live supports instant live events, 24/7 channels, and professional ingest using protocols including RTMP, SRT, RTP, and Zixi.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Modular adoption
Customers can adopt one capability at a time and add other modules later.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Platform
JWX Streaming Hub combines Live, VOD, server-side ad insertion (SSAI), and DRM on a modular platform that customers can adopt one capability at a time.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Playback and APIs
Live playback uses adaptive HLS, with JWX player embeds, direct .m3u8 access for self-hosted players, mobile SDKs, OTT playlist embeds, and management and delivery APIs.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Scale
The product page states the JWX platform handles 15 billion monthly streams and manages 34 million videos.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
SSAI
JWX SSAI inserts ads server-side into live and on-demand streams, and its page describes self-service ad-break configuration and session-level analytics.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
SSAI limitation
The SSAI page says standalone deployments are still validating just-in-time stitching, analytics, and yield strategies, so some capabilities may be unavailable.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
Stack compatibility
JWX says customers can keep their existing origin, CDN, player, or ad stitcher while adding Hub capabilities.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
VOD
VOD supports adaptive HLS and DASH delivery from 360p to 4K, with dashboard upload, MRSS import, and API ingest.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com
VOD integrations
VOD supports third-party players, existing origins and CDNs, direct S3 upload, URL fetch, resumable multipart upload, and MRSS workflows.Read 12 Oct 2026 · jwx.com

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