A watchdog with context.
Recognise stream loss, black frames, frozen video and audio problems. Specific statuses help operators understand what needs attention.
LIVE STREAM INTELLIGENCE
Every court.
Under control.
The clarity behind the broadcast. See your streams, understand the signal, and know where attention is needed — in one focused workspace.
Built for live operationsWindows + macOS
FRAYM / SIGNAL VIEW OBSERVING
VIDEO ✓AUDIO ✓CONNECTION ✓01 / 06
ONE CONNECTED WORKSPACE
Live previewsIntelligent alertsAudio diagnosticsIncident evidence
01 / THE MONITORING WORKSPACE
See the whole picture.
Focus on what matters.
All courts at a glance. One click to investigate.
Explore an illustrative Fraym monitoring scenario below.
TOURNAMENT OVERVIEW
INTERACTIVE EXAMPLEEvery signal. In sight.
ALL COURTS HEALTHY6 / 6 online
COURT 04 / MIXED AUDIO
Listen to the signal.
Not the noise.
Levels, silence and potential audio-quality issues in one diagnostic view.
Illustrative readings. A mixed stream cannot identify a missing individual input.
INPUT LEVEL−18 dBFS
−60−30−120
Audio presencePresent
Potential clippingNot detected
Signal typeMixed output
A clear record of what happened.
Illustrative incident timeline. Nothing here is a real tournament event.
TRY A SCENARIOClick a court to inspect
PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH — ILLUSTRATED PREVIEWS, NOT LIVE STREAMS
02 / BUILT TO OBSERVE
Confidence in the signal.
Clarity in the response.
Purpose-built tools for the people responsible
for keeping a tournament broadcast on air.
Inspect, without losing sight.
Keep lightweight previews in multiview. Open a court for a detailed view, listen to its audio and use gridlines to check the frame.
The device behind the feed.
Bring supported YoloBox Ultra telemetry into the workspace: battery, charging state and temperature. Open device controls when you need them.
Requires a reachable, compatible device.Evidence, not guesswork.
Review incident history, retain available footage around a failure, and export monitoring reports for a clearer operational handover.
Recording availability depends on received media.05
Perspective beyond the venue.
Manager View groups courts by tournament, with read-only statuses and monitoring previews. Give management visibility without handing over technical stream settings.
Remote access requires a configured backend and secure connectivity.03 / FROM SIGNAL TO ACTION
A quieter workspace.
A sharper response.
Monitoring should reduce the mental load, not add to it. Fraym keeps everyday operation simple and brings detail forward when it matters.
- 01
Connect the courts.
Configure the sources on your monitoring station. Organise the streams around the tournament you’re running.
- 02
Observe the whole venue.
Watch live previews and health indicators together. Use supported framing checks for a visual advisory.
- 03
Investigate the exception.
Open the affected court, review diagnostics and respond. Recovered problems automatically stop their alarm.
- 04
Leave a clear handover.
Review the incident timeline and export a monitoring report. Share what happened, not just what you remember.
MADE FOR THE CONTROL ROOM. NOT THE CLUTTER.
Less switching.
More certainty.
Video. Audio. Device health. Incident history.
A considered workspace for live stream operations.
04 / A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Know the setup.
Is Fraym a streaming encoder?
No. Fraym monitors existing streams and helps operators investigate their health. Your camera, encoder and distribution infrastructure still deliver the broadcast.
Can I see every court together?
Yes. The local multiview groups configured courts into one workspace. Opening a court brings up a larger inspection view. Actual preview quality and performance depend on the source, decoder and computer.
Can it separate camera and microphone audio?
Only if the stream actually carries distinguishable tracks or channels and they are configured accordingly. When the encoder sends an already mixed signal, Fraym cannot reliably reconstruct or independently verify each original input.
Can managers monitor from another location?
Manager View provides read-only tournament visibility through a configured backend. It requires secure network access and authentication; a local installation alone does not automatically enable remote access.
Which desktop platforms does it support?
Fraym has macOS and Windows builds. Hardware decoding support depends on the GPU, drivers, codec and FFmpeg build. Validate your laptop and real sources before using a release in live production.