Hai-End Streaming is an open source livestreaming stack volunteer developers, audio-video specialists, and supporters built so congregations can send and receive services on inexpensive Raspberry Pi hardware.^1 I notice the mission is stated without fluff: make the Gospel accessible to everyone who cannot come to church.^1
The server publishes high-quality RTMP to destinations such as YouTube, custom endpoints, or the New Apostolic Church IPTV service, and it can receive HLS streams for local display. Off-the-shelf HDMI grabbers feed the picture. A web admin panel is meant to be simple enough that anyone with a smartphone can operate it. Larger deployments can automate boxes through an API, manage them with Saltstack, and watch health in Prometheus and Grafana. Ready-to-use Raspberry Pi 4 images are offered from the project site.^2
The public vision is to equip New Apostolic Church congregations worldwide, while the software itself remains free to run and change.^1 The streaming server lives on GitLab under the GNU Affero General Public License v3, with a Python, GStreamer, and Janus backend and a Vue web UI.^3^5 Translations are coordinated on Crowdin.^7
