About web13.bozztv.com
web13.bozztv.com is a free live streaming platform with peer-to-peer delivery. Anyone can sign up, enter the address of their HLS (m3u8) stream and get a public watch page with an embed code in about a minute.
What makes it different
Traditional streaming delivers every viewer a separate copy of the video from a server or a CDN, so the cost grows with every viewer. web13.bozztv.com uses WebRTC so that the browsers of the viewers of the same channel share the video with each other: the stream is fetched from the origin once (by the first viewer) and forwarded from viewer to viewer. The origin only serves the few viewers whose peers are too slow, typically 5–20 % of the audience.
- No plug-ins, no apps: a modern browser is enough (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Android).
- Standard HLS input: it works with Wowza, nginx, Ant Media, MistServer, SRS, OvenMediaEngine, FFmpeg, OBS via any HLS server, and with any CDN.
- Every video segment received from a peer is verified before it is played; playback falls back to the origin automatically whenever peers are slow or missing.
- Real-time statistics: viewers, peers, offload ratio, bytes from origin and from peers, for every channel.
- A debug player shows the source of every segment (ORIGIN or PEER) so broadcasters can verify P2P themselves.
Who runs it
web13.bozztv.com is operated by a streaming-infrastructure team with a background in broadcast, OTT and CDN operations since 2004 — the people behind services such as Tulix Systems (Atlanta, GA, USA) and the free live-streaming directory ssh101.com. The same engineering applies here: robust delivery, transparent statistics and a strict no-piracy policy.
Rules in short
- The service is free of charge and provided as-is.
- You may only stream content that you own or are licensed to distribute. Copyrighted TV channels, sports, films and music without a licence are removed and the account is blocked.
- Adult content must be flagged 18+.
- We keep the IP addresses of publishers and respond to valid legal requests and DMCA notices. See the Acceptable Use Policy, the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.
Technology
The platform is a single high-performance server binary (Go) that serves the site, the WebRTC signaling and the administration, and a browser engine built on hls.js and WebRTC data channels. Video never passes through our servers; we only help the viewers find each other.