Cloud production

Your production truck, in the cloud.

Sources, graphics, data, and switching — the whole show on a box you bring up for the weekend and shut down when you wrap.

Quick, easy, reliable

Start a full vMix box in a tap, load your show preset, and you're live in minutes — no gear to haul, no setup to babysit.

Mix from your couch

It's full remote production: the box runs in the cloud, you run the box — from the truck, a hotel, or your couch. No on-site rig required.

Bring in any source

Pull cameras, encoders, LiveU units, and other productions straight in over SRT — two inputs standard, up to fifteen with the input package.

Live graphics, no install

SpeedGFX overlays load as browser sources right on the box — tickers, lineups, lower thirds, results, and event slates, all updating live.

Data straight to air

Relay live timing and scoring — RMonitor, MultiLoop, AKS V2, MyRacePass — from the track into your graphics in real time.

Multi-unit & event-proven

Run several boxes together across regions — graphics, switching, encoding — coordinated for bigger shows and proven on real race weekends.

The Control Room

One console runs the whole fleet.

Behind every show is the Control Room at controlroom.speedprod.app — start and stop boxes across regions, watch each one live, restream it anywhere, see the whole fleet on one wall, and watch real cost tick. All behind a role-based login.

ControlRoom Instances tab: a fleet of cloud encoders grouped by customer, each tile showing running or stopped state, start and stop controls, bound DNS name, live uptime and metered today / 7-day / month cost. — **Live fleet control** — every box with its state, bound DNS, health and metered cost, grouped by customer.

ControlRoom Monitoring tab: a live program preview of a running box beside its health — relay input, MPEG-TS, CPU, GPU, RAM and disk usage, network throughput in Mbps, and vMix state — with a second box shown stopped. — **Eyes on every box** — live preview next to CPU / GPU / RAM / disk, network speed and vMix state.

ControlRoom Multiview tab: a video wall of every active relay endpoint across the fleet — two live program feeds side by side — with a field to pin an HLS pull URL. — **The whole show on one wall** — every active stream at once, plus any HLS pull URLs you pin.

ControlRoom Reports tab: a CloudWatch-metered billing table over a date range, listing each machine's type, run-time hours, data-out and cost per box with a fleet total. — **CloudWatch-metered billing** — run-time and data-out per machine over any date range, exportable to CSV or invoice.

ControlRoom Endpoints tab: a list of cloud machines, each with a stream endpoint to publish from vMix and pull back as SRT, RTMP or HLS or forward to external targets. — **Restream anywhere** — give each box a stream endpoint: publish from vMix, pull it back as SRT / RTMP / HLS, or forward it on.

Instances

Start the fleet in a tap

Bring boxes up and down across AWS regions from one console. An instance allowlist is the hard safety boundary — a stray request can't touch anything else in the account.

Multi-region — finds and routes to each box
Per-box health checks (TCP or stream probe) with a live dot
Auto-stop forgotten boxes past an hours cap
One-click “use IP in DNS”

Monitoring

Eyes on every box

A live video preview of each machine next to its health, so a problem shows up on the wall before it ever hits air.

Live program preview per box
CPU / GPU / RAM / disk at a glance
vMix state and network throughput
Health dot the moment something drifts

Endpoints

Restream it anywhere

Give each machine a stream endpoint: publish once from vMix, then pull it back or push it onward to wherever it needs to land.

Publish from vMix to a co-located relay
Pull it back as SRT, RTMP or HLS
Forward to external targets — CDN or partners
Always-on relay on a dedicated IP

Multiview

The whole show on one wall

A video wall of every active stream across the fleet, plus any HLS pull URLs you pin — one tab to watch it all at once.

Live video wall of every active stream
Pin HLS pull URLs to the wall
Shows only endpoints that are publishing
One glance across the whole fleet

A Record

One-shot A-record control

Point any record on the domain at a fresh IP with a TTL control. The GoDaddy secret never reaches the browser — a backend holds it and proxies the call.

Update or create subdomain records from the UI
Protected records (🔒) refused server-side
Live lock (🟢) guards records on running boxes

Costs

Real cost, while it runs

A live dashboard of uptime plus today / 7-day / month-to-date cost per box, metered from CloudWatch — never a guess. Stop a box and the meter stops with it.

Run-time from CPUUtilization, data-out from NetworkOut
Hourly rate and “~$X/mo if left on” projection
Per-box and fleet-wide totals at a glance
Admins see true cost; non-admins a configurable markup

Reports & estimator

Bill it, then quote the next one

Date-range cost reports scopeable per customer, plus a forward estimator for pricing the next event before it runs.

This-week / month presets or any date range
Export to CSV and a printable invoice
Estimator forecasts cost ahead of the show
Per-customer scoping for clean billing

Users

Who sees what

Username/password login with server-side sessions. Passwords are scrypt-hashed with a per-user salt — plaintext is never stored.

Roles: admin, user, and customer-admin
Per-account scoping of machines and records
Customer-admins see only their boxes and billing
Configurable price markup for non-admin sessions

Always-on relay — restream on a dedicated IP Node backend — secret never hits the browser Allowlist — the hard start/stop boundary Role-based — admin · user · customer-admin

The cloud behind the show

Cloud vMix servers, racing-grade and ready.

Spin up a full vMix production box in the cloud, drop in the SpeedGFX web overlay package, and point your streams at it — same console, every weekend.

SpeedProd Cloud vMix

Production boxes you start in a tap

GPU-backed EC2 instances pre-built for live broadcast — vMix, encoders, and your stream stack already wired up. Start them for the show, stop them when you wrap, and the meter only runs while they do.

GPU instances sized for vMix & NDI
Encoder + vMix boxes side by side
SRT / RTMP stream domains point in seconds
Per-machine and fleet-wide cost in plain sight

Web overlay package

SpeedGFX overlays, straight into vMix

The full SpeedGFX web overlay package loads as browser-source inputs on the cloud vMix box — no installs, no copying files to the truck. Themed views render live and update over the wire.

Themed views — Ember, Carbon & Cup
Speed Tower, lineup & vehicle tickers
Race-control chyrons and lower thirds
Driven live from timing data in real time
Companion / Stream Deck control built in

Purchase a SpeedGFX license for your deployment →

SpeedGFX server console running on a SpeedProd Cloud Windows EC2 instance, with the instance ID, public IP, g4dn.2xlarge type and Availability Zone shown on the desktop. — The **SpeedGFX overlay server** running on a live cloud box — browser-source URLs served locally, ready for vMix to pull in.

vMix running on the cloud box with SpeedGFX overlays on the program output and a row of named browser-source inputs: Top Ticker, Side Ticker, Lineups, Lower Third, Title Card, Results and event slates. — **SpeedGFX overlays live in vMix** — Top Ticker, Lineups, Lower Third, Results and event slates loaded as browser-source inputs.

Server locations

Run the show close to the track.

Launch a SpeedProd Cloud box in any AWS region that supports EC2 — pick the one nearest your venue, your crew, or your audience to keep latency low.

Americas

US East · N. Virginia

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US East · Ohio

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US West · N. California

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US West · Oregon

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Canada · Central

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Canada West · Calgary

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Mexico · Central

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South America · São Paulo

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Europe

Europe · Ireland

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Europe · London

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Europe · Paris

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Europe · Frankfurt

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Europe · Zurich

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Europe · Milan

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Europe · Spain

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Europe · Stockholm

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Asia Pacific

Asia Pacific · Mumbai

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Asia Pacific · Hyderabad

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Asia Pacific · Singapore

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Asia Pacific · Sydney

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Asia Pacific · Jakarta

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Asia Pacific · Melbourne

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Asia Pacific · Malaysia

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Asia Pacific · New Zealand

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Asia Pacific · Thailand

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Asia Pacific · Tokyo

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Asia Pacific · Seoul

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Asia Pacific · Osaka

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Asia Pacific · Hong Kong

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Asia Pacific · Taipei

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Middle East & Africa

Africa · Cape Town

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Israel · Tel Aviv

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Middle East · Bahrain

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Middle East · UAE

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Separate partitions — dedicated accounts only

These EC2 regions live in isolated AWS partitions and need their own account to access. Available on request for crews already operating in them.

China · Beijing

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China · Ningxia

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GovCloud · US-East

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GovCloud · US-West

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Run your vMix show from anywhere.