SRT streaming from your phone

SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) is the modern transport for contribution video. On lossy mobile networks it recovers lost packets instead of stalling — which is exactly what an IRL stream needs.

Why SRT on mobile

RTMP rides on TCP: one lost packet blocks everything behind it until retransmitted (head-of-line blocking), which turns brief loss into visible freezes. SRT uses UDP with selective retransmission and a latency budget — it repairs what can be repaired in time and moves on, keeping the stream flowing.

Where One Tap uses it

Streaming to OBS on your PC, to the One Tap cloud relay, and to any SRT server you configure (MediaMTX, SLS, Nimble and friends). Platform ingests that only accept RTMP (Twitch, Kick) still get RTMP — the app speaks both.

Caller mode, streamid

One Tap IRL connects in SRT caller mode with standard streamid support, so it works out of the box with MediaMTX-style publish/read URL schemes.