A software-defined signal chain for regional broadcasters, sports networks, and streaming operators. Jeket replaces six-figure rack gear with NVIDIA-powered compute running Kubernetes-native media services.
Live at NAB 2026 with Cloudflare.
Browser webcam ingest, composited against an ST 2110 program feed, delivered end-to-end in sub-second glass-to-glass.
The Platform
Declarative broadcast topology as code. Every signal chain is a Kubernetes Custom Resource. Design it in the UI, deploy it with kubectl, monitor it live. The same graph describes development, staging, and production.
Built on the Linux Foundation's dmf-mxl SDK (v1, shipped February 2026). Shared-memory exchange between every processing stage. Zero-copy, zero-serialization, sub-frame latency inside the pipeline.
IS-04 for discovery, IS-05 for connection management, IS-12 for device control. The sources panel populates itself. PTP-synchronized activation across the entire chain.
Sub-second live via Media over QUIC, delivered through Cloudflare's global relay network. Parallel CMAF egress over HLS and DASH for every device that doesn't speak MoQ yet. One pipeline, every viewer.
Native uncompressed video, audio, and ancillary data over IP. PTP-synchronized ingest and output across the entire facility.
On-prem with zero-touch Kubernetes on bare metal. Hybrid with cloud-extended distribution. Or fully cloud-native. Same platform, same APIs, your infrastructure.
Design, deploy, monitor. The whole broadcast signal chain, in one declarative graph.
Who It's For
Jeket is built for broadcasters and streaming operators who need production-grade signal handling without a six-figure rack to match. Regional networks. Sports and esports operators. College athletic programs running their own productions. House of worship broadcast networks. Anyone asking why their broadcast infrastructure still looks like 2009.
Runs on any server-grade hardware with a ConnectX NIC. NVIDIA DGX Spark. 1U Supermicro. Your existing colo. Our reference deployment is under $5K of commodity compute replacing $300K+ of fixed-function appliances.