SRTLA receivers in the UK, Singapore and Australia. Sign in with Twitch, no account with us, no subscription.
Bonding needs a server on the other end to put the links back together. Renting one is the usual answer. These are free instead, and they work with any app that speaks BELABOX-compatible srtla, not just ours.
Get a relay key| Region | Host | Port |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | relay-uk.lols.gg | 5000 |
| Singapore | relay-sg.lols.gg | 5000 |
| Australia | relay-au.lols.gg | 5000 |
Pick the one nearest you. A relay on the other side of the world adds hundreds of milliseconds and can fail to connect at all.
Add a stream and paste this as the URL, with your key on the end:
srtla://relay-uk.lols.gg:5000?streamid=publish:PATH:PATH:PASSWORDYour key already has the publish:… part filled in. Paste it whole. Make
sure the stream you just edited is the selected one before going live, and grant
Moblin camera and microphone permission: without the mic it connects, authenticates
and then sends nothing at all, which looks like a server problem but isn't.
Point it at the host and port above and use your key as the SRT stream id. If your app
can talk to a self-hosted srtla_rec, it can talk to these. Going the other way and
running your own receiver is covered in the
self-hosting guide, ports and stream ids included.
Prefer to host your own? That works too. The app speaks standard BELABOX-compatible srtla, so pointing it at your own receiver is always an option and you are never locked in to us. These relays are a convenience, not a dependency.
Each key includes 20 hours of streaming a month, well beyond ordinary IRL use, and there so the relays stay fast for everyone. Fair use is per person, not per key. Need more? Just ask. We would rather hear from you than have you hit a wall mid-stream.
Relays forward in real time and record nothing. Like any server you connect to, a relay sees your device's IP address while you stream; see the privacy policy.
The relays are provided as-is, with no uptime guarantee. They're monitored and we care if they break, but if a stream absolutely must not drop, host your own receiver, which the app fully supports.
Anything else? The questions and answers page covers what the fair use allowance includes, what happens when a link dies mid-stream and which phones are supported.