FAQ
Streaming
What Flumen is, how SOS TECH hosts town meeting livestreams in New Hampshire, and what to do when a recording is still processing.
FAQ
Streaming
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What is Flumen?+
Flumen is SOS TECH’s live-streaming product for municipalities, schools, churches, and workplaces. It takes SRT, RTMP, or WHIP from the room, delivers unlimited live viewers on a global CDN, and stores durable archives in object storage with allow-listed embeds. The product site is flumen.live (which points at the Flumen pages on sostech.biz). Flumen is sold and supported by Shane at SOS TECH — not a separate vendor ticket queue.
Who hosts the town meeting streams?+
SOS TECH hosts live video and on-demand archives for communities such as Berlin and Northwood on Flumen. Clerks and chairs get a public watch page and searchable library so they can focus on the meeting; SOS TECH handles ingest, CDN, and archive upkeep.
A recording is missing from the archive. What happened?+
New recordings appear after the meeting finishes processing on Flumen. Older Northwood meetings from before 4/1/24 may be missing from the public archive and are available by requesting them from the town or SAU.
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