The right room for every session
Two room types. Each designed for a different kind of collaboration.
Find your workflow
Colourist
Colour Room“Your client needs to see exactly what you see — accurate colour, no lag, no compromises.”
P2P streaming from VDO Streamer or the OFX NDI plugin to the Player app. Colour metadata preserved end-to-end. HDR on supported displays. Under 50ms.
Editor
Editorial Room“Walk a client through a cut, get real-time feedback, skip three rounds of async notes.”
Stream from the VDO Streamer while clients watch in the browser — no install, no account. Sub-100ms latency means natural conversation.
VFX Supervisor
Editorial Room“Review shots with a distributed team and mark up frames in context, or drive Photoshop on a remote workstation with full pen control.”
Browser-based room with on-screen drawing tools. For remote workstations, Remote Desktop delivers pen-vs-eraser tip distinction so Photoshop, Procreate and Krita switch brush tools on tip flip, with pressure, tilt and rotation intact.
Producer
Editorial Room“Stream dailies to stakeholders without burning exports or managing download links.”
Create a room, share the link. Stakeholders watch from phone, tablet, or laptop. No uploads, no expiring links.
Post House
Both“One platform for editorial review and colour-critical sessions across all projects.”
Editorial Rooms for client reviews and dailies. Colour Rooms for grading. One workspace, one set of permissions.
Remote Freelancer
Either“Collaborate with clients anywhere without expensive infrastructure.”
The VDO Streamer runs on any modern Mac. Clients watch in the browser. Regional infrastructure handles the routing — you just stream.
Broadcast Facility
Facility Streamer“Stream from edit bays and grading suites 24/7 without tying up an operator or workstation.”
A dedicated Linux appliance with DeckLink + NDI capture and hardware encoding. Operated entirely from the VDO dashboard — switch source, start, stop, monitor health — no SSH, no local UI, no site visit.