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A live stream can't drop. NWK was built around that.

Services, games, graduations, conferences: events that don't happen twice. Every NWK decision starts with the same question: could this take someone off air?

The stream dropped in the middle of the service, the game, the graduation.

Here, what fails comes back on its own. And you stay on air.

If the program window closes, the stream and the recording keep going. If any part stops, NWK comes back by itself in seconds, with the session, cameras, recordings and streams just as they were.

  • Closing the program by mistake does not take you off air.
  • A camera or capture card that drops comes back without you touching it.
  • Nothing goes live by accident: the space bar never cuts, and ending the stream asks for confirmation.

What keeps your event on air

Window closed, still on airClosing or freezing the program window doesn't stop the stream or the recording.
Comes back by itselfIf any part stops, NWK recovers in seconds and restores the session, recordings and streams.
Devices come backA camera, capture card or audio interface that drops reconnects without you touching it.
Isolated plug-insOn Mac, an audio plug-in that crashes doesn't take the sound down: the channel passes signal straight through.
Chunked recordingPower cut? Everything recorded up to that point still plays.
No accidental touchesThe space bar never makes a transition, and ending the stream asks for confirmation.
Pre-flight checkKey, network and destination tested before you press ON AIR.
Same session every timeNWK opens exactly as you left it: inputs, audio and destinations.

Questions about stability

What happens if the program closes during the stream?

The stream and the recording keep going. When you open the program again, everything is in place. If any part stops, NWK comes back by itself in seconds, with the session, recordings and streams.

Can NWK stay on air for days?

It was built for long events, hours and days long, like vigils, conferences and streaming marathons.

What if the computer shuts down?

Recording is done in chunks: everything recorded until the shutdown is still usable. When you turn it back on, NWK opens the same session and can resume the streams and recordings that were active.

Try it at your next event.