Cloud playout runs a TV channel's playout chain (schedule, file and live switching, graphics, encoding and delivery) on cloud instances instead of servers in your own building. Veset Nimbus is cloud playout software that does this on AWS by default or on Hetzner, in Veset's cloud account or your own. Channels output SRT, UDP/RTP, HLS, RTMP or Zixi, with HTML5 graphics, SCTE-35 and 1+1 redundancy across AWS regions. FAST channels start at $499 per channel per month, including cloud infrastructure.
Live input to output through Nimbus typically takes 2-5 seconds (SRT in, SRT or TS out), and HLS outputs add their segment length. That's fine for 24/7 linear, FAST, news and most live events, but not for low-latency live sports, where on-prem hardware is still the better tool.

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Cloud-based playout is a technology enabling broadcasters to manage and distribute their TV channels and content through cloud services, providing a flexible, scalable, and cost-effective alternative to traditional broadcast methods.
Veset Nimbus FAST and DR playout starts at $499 per channel per month, including cloud infrastructure for a standard configuration. Standard starts at $999 per channel per month plus AWS usage. CDN is pay-as-you-go.
Nimbus can run two synchronised playouts with identical outputs in one AWS region or two, and your receiver chooses which feed goes on air. If a live input drops, the playout falls back to a backup input or slate and sends an alert.
For most live events, yes. Typical latency through Nimbus is 2-5 seconds, so it sometimes isn't the right choice for low-latency live sports.
Yes. You can run Nimbus in your own AWS account or on Veset-provided AWS or Hetzner resources.
Yes. The Nimbus MCP server is public at mcp.veset.tv and covers the full Nimbus API, so an assistant like Claude can check playout status, edit schedules and manage assets.
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