WoNQ.TV
Independent livestream platform with its own ingest, HLS/DASH delivery, 360-stream lanes, recording flow, archive surface, and operator-driven web front end.
About This Project
WoNQ.TV is not just a website with an embedded player. The inspected repo shows the real operator shape behind it: a Kubernetes-deployed web surface, dedicated nginx-rtmp ingest configuration, HLS and DASH output paths, automated recording hooks, and separate application lanes for different stream identities including 360 variants. The live site already exposes Home, Live, Streams, Hub, and Terminal surfaces, while the infrastructure repo backs that up with PVCs, Traefik ingress, recording mounts, and the plumbing needed to keep the whole stream yard alive.
Current Highlights
- Dedicated live site with Home, Live, Streams, Hub, and Terminal surfaces
- nginx-rtmp ingest with channel-specific apps and automated record hooks
- HLS and DASH output generation for platform playback
- Live360 and live360meta lanes for 360-stream handling
- Recording, temp-stream, mp3, mp4, and metadata storage wired through persistent volumes
- Built to mesh with Qorechat, WoNQstreamer, and the wider infra stack behind the platform
What the Repo Confirms
The attached code is not just static site markup. It includes Kubernetes manifests, Traefik routing, deploy-time PVCs, an nginx web pod, and a dedicated ingest configuration tree. That is the kind of repo shape you only get once a streaming platform is doing real work instead of pretending.
Streaming Pipeline
- RTMP ingest applications for wonqtv, illdynamics, basskicks, cyndicut, skankout, and more
- Pushes incoming feeds into the live output application for public playback
- Writes recordings to persistent storage and triggers post-record hooks automatically
- Exposes HLS and DASH media paths for browser-friendly playback
Current Platform Feel
The public site already presents itself as an independent uncensored DJ-stream platform, links back into the wider WoNQ network, and surfaces live streams plus stream archives. The repo and the live site line up: operator-built, infra-backed, and very much not just a generic SaaS skin.