MoQ Target

MoQ (Media-over-QUIC) streaming target — Composer's primary publishing endpoint for the Vindral CDN. MoQ is a next-generation low-latency streaming protocol that runs over QUIC; compared to RTMP, it supports glass-to-glass latency in the sub-second range, native multi-track delivery (multi-bitrate video, multi-language audio), and graceful recovery on lossy networks. Useful for live event broadcasts, sports / casino feeds, remote contribution, and anywhere ultra-low-latency CDN delivery matters. Encodes the rendered scene to one or more video and audio profiles, multiplexes them into a MoQ session, and publishes to a configured Channel ID using a Stream Key. Two connection modes are supported: ConnectionMode.Auto resolves the ingest URL automatically from the Stream Key for the Vindral CDN, while ConnectionMode.Custom lets you point at any compatible MoQ relay. Supports failover across alternative ingest URLs and automatic reconnect on a configurable interval. SinkType.MOQ is the default and only mode actively developed. The MPEG-TS and RTMP sink modes are kept for backwards-compatibility with older project files only — new projects should use the dedicated RTMP target or SRT target instead.

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Inherits from: AbstractTarget.

See also: MoQ Target in Targets — user-facing introduction, screenshots, and section summaries.