Fluxion

Case Study Details

Client

StreamVibe

Project

Live Streaming and On-Demand Video Platform

Platforms

Web/Mobile

Users

10,000+

Meet StreamVibe

StreamVibe is a live streaming and video platform that gives creators and viewers one place to broadcast, upload, and find video, whether it is happening live right now or was recorded weeks ago.

The ChallengeLive streaming needs video delivered almost instantly, and played back at whatever quality a viewer's connection can carry. A video platform on top of that needs discovery, social features, and moderation that still holds up as the library grows. Most products treat those as two separate systems and add moderation late, once the content problem is already visible. The team wanted live streaming, on-demand video, and AI-driven moderation designed together from the start.

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Project Overview

StreamVibe combines live streaming, on-demand video, and social interaction in one platform, giving creators a single place to broadcast, upload, and build a community around what they make.

Goals & Success

The main goals were low-latency live streaming with dependable multi-quality playback, and keeping the platform safe through automated moderation that works at scale. Success came down to stream latency, how reliably transcoding held up across quality tiers, and how accurately moderation caught inappropriate content.

The Solution: A Real-Time Streaming & Moderation Engine

Fluxion partnered with the StreamVibe team to build a streaming platform that stays fast under load and keeps moderation inside the core pipeline rather than bolted alongside it.

How It WorksStreams arrive over RTMP and are transcoded on the fly into 360p, 720p, and 1080p, then delivered over HLS so playback adapts to the viewer's connection. WebRTC handles the cases where latency matters most and a stream needs to feel interactive. Every frame passes through a YOLOv8 model that flags NSFW and policy-violating content as it goes out. A live chat and social layer carries messaging, likes, follows, and playlists, and once a stream ends it becomes on-demand video with analytics on how people actually watched it.

Key Features

Live Streaming & Transcoding
RTMP ingestion with automatic transcoding into 360p, 720p, and 1080p, delivered over HLS for dependable playback on any device.
AI-Powered Content Moderation
Frame-by-frame analysis with YOLOv8 flags inappropriate content while the stream is live, with keyword filtering on chat behind it.
VOD & Content Management
Stream recording, on-demand playback, playlists, and categorization, so a creator's work stays findable long after the stream ends.
Live Chat & Social Layer
Real-time chat, likes, follows, and notifications, so viewers can react to a creator and to each other while it happens.
The Solution: A Real-Time Streaming & Moderation Engine

Results & Business Impact

The RTMP-to-HLS pipeline transcodes across 360p, 720p, and 1080p, which keeps playback smooth whatever device or connection a viewer turns up with. Moderation runs on YOLOv8 frame by frame while the stream is live, with automated chat filtering behind it, so problems surface immediately rather than in a manual review afterwards. Live chat, follows, and notifications keep the audience engaged during the broadcast instead of only in the comments later.

What was deliveredan end-to-end streaming pipeline covering RTMP ingestion, WebRTC, FFmpeg transcoding, and HLS output, plus AI content moderation, real-time chat, VOD, and analytics, containerized and deployed with Docker, Nginx, and CI/CD through GitHub Actions. Built with React, Node.js, MongoDB, Redis, Socket.io, FFmpeg, Python (YOLOv8), and AWS S3.

With Fluxion, StreamVibe grew from a streaming concept into a working platform that handles live video, moderation, and community features as a single system.

Business impact

The Outcome

Business Impact

Real-Time

Streaming Latency

WebRTC-powered low-latency live streaming

3

Quality Tiers

adaptive streaming at 360p, 720p, and 1080p

60+

API Endpoints

covering streams, chat, VOD, analytics, and admin

4-Tier

User Roles

RBAC across Admin, Moderator, Streamer, and Viewer

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