RelayStream
Documentation
Technical notes, schemas, integration references, and implementation guides for the Open-STRM media coordination framework.
Documentation Index
RelayStream documentation is organized around the core systems required to build decentralized media applications: metadata, storage, playback, access control, and protocol coordination.
Getting Started
Introductory guide to RelayStream, Open-STRM records, media routing, storage references, and basic playback architecture.
Open-STRM Specification
The core schema for referencing media assets, manifests, storage routes, metadata, wallet permissions, and verification records.
Metadata Model
Standard fields for asset names, media types, thumbnails, manifests, storage providers, redundancy status, and playback routes.
Storage Architecture
How RelayStream coordinates media across Storj, Sia, Filecoin, IPFS, and future decentralized storage networks.
NFT & Wallet Standards
Wallet authentication, NFT-linked access records, token-gated playback, signature checks, and future STRM authorization layers.
Developer API
Future API references for creating media records, resolving playback routes, publishing metadata, and retrieving verified asset data.
asset_id: relaystream.media.001
manifest: index.m3u8
providers: storj, sia, filecoin
access: wallet_verified
status: active
RelayStream Documentation Library
Download the complete RelayStream documentation package containing the Infrastructure Portfolio, protocol specifications, architecture papers, developer documentation, research materials, funding documents, and supporting technical resources.
Developer Status
RelayStream is currently in active prototype development. Documentation will expand as the Open-STRM standard, metadata schema, storage orchestration tools, and developer APIs mature.
Prototype Documentation
Early documentation covering the existing HLS workflow, metadata templates, storage routes, and NFT media experiments.
Reference Implementations
Example player shells, metadata records, route resolvers, storage manifests, and open-source testing utilities.
SDK Layer
Developer functions for publishing assets, resolving streams, verifying wallets, and building decentralized media applications.