Flowtrix
Live channels
SRT, RTSP, RTMP, HLS or UDP sources, with fallbacks when the picture goes and channels pulled only while someone watches.
IPTV software for operators
Your channels. Your brand.Launch a TV service viewers love to come home to
Everything between the signal and the sofa: a streaming server for live TV and films, a control panel for subscribers and billing, and a TV interface in your colours. All on servers you own.
- Your brand on every screen
- Live TV, catch-up and films
- On servers you own
- Billing built in, or your own
- A backup before every update
- Documented step by step
- 1commandinstalls Mintrix and everything it runs on
- 6Linux distributionsUbuntu, Debian, RHEL, AlmaLinux, Rocky and Fedora
- 5source protocolsSRT, RTSP, RTMP, HLS and UDP into Flowtrix
- 4qualitiesfrom 1080p to 360p, on the CPU or an Intel GPU
- 14days offlinea licence keeps working without reaching us
Products
A panel and a streaming server
Two products built to work alone or together, each with its own look, each running on your own servers.
01Control panel and TV portal
Mintrix
Run your whole TV service from one panel.
Subscribers and their devices, resellers, tariff plans, billing and the TV interface, with a backup before every update.
- One-script install
- Built-in billing
- REST API
- Safe updates
- Locked-down admin
Runs on Ubuntu · Debian · RHEL · AlmaLinux · Rocky Linux · Fedora
02Streaming server for live TV and VOD
Flowtrix
BetaYour own streaming server for live TV and films.
Take in live channels and films, give them out as HLS and DASH with catch-up, qualities and signed links, and run it all from its own interface.
- Live and catch-up
- VOD as HLS and DASH
- Qualities on CPU or Intel GPU
- Signed play links
- Updates from the interface
Runs on Any Linux with Docker · x86-64
How it fits together
From the channels you take in to every screen your viewers watch on
Flowtrix carries the picture, Mintrix runs the service. Each works on its own, and they work together.
Features
Everything your service runs on
From the channel coming in to the subscriber paying for it: what Mintrix and Flowtrix take care of.
Flowtrix
Catch-up and timeshift
Each channel recorded for the hours you choose, so viewers can go back.
Flowtrix
Films and series
Libraries on your own disks, played as a file, HLS or DASH.
Flowtrix
Qualities
1080p to 360p beside the source, so a box on a weak line steps down instead of stalling. On the CPU or an Intel GPU.
Flowtrix
Signed play links
Each portal signs with its own secret; block one box at once.
Flowtrix
Viewer statistics
Viewers by the hour and the day, per channel and library: counts, never who.
Mintrix
Subscribers and devices
Accounts with their set-top boxes and app devices: add, renew and switch off, one by one or from your billing.
Mintrix
Plans and billing
Tariff plans and billing built in, or your own system through the REST API.
Mintrix
Resellers
Partners who sell your service and look after their own subscribers.
Mintrix
Your TV interface
What your subscribers' boxes open: live TV, the guide, films and series, in your brand.
Mintrix
Locked-down admin
Two-factor authentication, sign-in limits and an IP whitelist.
Mintrix · Flowtrix
Safe updates
A backup before every update and your settings kept; the version before put back when a new one doesn't start.
Get started
From order to on air in three steps
- 1
Choose a plan
Pick Mintrix, Flowtrix or both in the store. Your licence waits for you in the client area.
Plans and prices - 2
Set it up on your server
Your own Linux server and a domain name. The guide walks you through it, and our support is there if you get stuck.
Setup guide - 3
Go on air
Add your channels and subscribers, put your brand on the TV interface, and switch on.
First steps
How we build
What every NewIQ product shares
Operators keep a TV service on the air every day. These four promises hold for everything we make.
Questions
What operators ask us first
Pick a question, or ask your own through the contact form. No account needed.
Ask NewIQAnswers from our documentation- Can the service carry my own brand?
- Yes. The interface your subscribers' boxes open shows your brand, and you run it from your Mintrix panel. NewIQ stays out of sight.
- What kind of server do I need?
- A Linux server (x86-64) and a domain name pointing at it. Mintrix runs on Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux or Fedora, with 4 GB of memory for a full installation. Flowtrix runs on any Linux with Docker.
- Does my service stop if NewIQ can't be reached?
- No. Your server holds a signed licence lease that it renews daily and checks itself. It stays valid for up to 14 days, so an outage on our side changes nothing on air.
- Will an update break my setup?
- Mintrix backs up its database before every update and keeps your settings; you can pick any version, also to go back. Flowtrix puts the version before back when a new one does not start.
- Do Mintrix and Flowtrix work together?
- Yes, and each also works on its own. Flowtrix delivers the channels, catch-up and films your viewers play, and Mintrix can manage Flowtrix's channels through its API.
- Is Flowtrix ready to use?
- Flowtrix is in beta: it installs, runs and updates like Mintrix, and it is changing quickly. Talk to us about your setup before you plan around it.
- Where are the prices?
- In the store at my.newiq.pl, with every plan's limits. A licence can move to another plan of the same product: an upgrade is billed for the rest of the period, a downgrade applies when it ends.
Start with the documentation, or with us
Every install, update and setting is written down at docs.newiq.pl. Plans and licences are in the store, and our support answers questions before you buy.