Low Latency Streaming#
Low Latency Streaming (LLS) delivers real-time, interactive streaming of Omniverse Kit applications over WebRTC. It is the auxiliary service in the Omniverse Streaming on NVCF stack that carries live video, audio, and user input between a browser client and the Kit application running on NVCF. Documentation: LLS Deployment
Capabilities#
Real-time WebRTC streaming of Kit applications: video, audio, and low-latency input.
Firewall traversal. An optional TURN server provides a TCP or TLS fallback for clients on networks that cannot use the direct UDP media path.
Simple, stable networking. Streaming uses a single UDP media port behind a static ingress, and supported clients receive STUN and TURN credentials automatically through signaling.
Client and application integration. Works with the Omniverse Web Streaming Library on the browser side and the Kit livestream extension on the application side.
Benefits#
Interactive latency for design, simulation, and review workflows.
Reaches restricted networks. The TURN fallback connects clients that block UDP, with no extra client setup.
Standard, secure ingress. A single static endpoint with standard certificates, rather than per-session load balancers or wildcard certificates.
Learn More#
Install and configure LLS: LLS Deployment, including the TCP TURN fallback. The NVCF documentation also carries an LLS Installation page for the streaming proxy; where the two differ, this guide reflects the versions in the Artifact Manifest.
Application streaming extension: omni.services.livestream.session.
Web client: Omniverse Web Sample.