Wowza Video — Live Streaming & VoD Delivery
Connect Wowza Video to Enveu Flow and automate live stream ingestion, recording, and VoD publishing as part of your media operations pipeline.
What this integration does
Connect Wowza Video to Enveu Flow and automate live stream ingestion, recording, and VoD publishing as part of your media operations pipeline.
Best for
Triggering automated workflows on Wowza live stream events and pushing processed VoD assets back to Wowza for delivery.
Trigger workflows from Wowza live stream events, ingest recordings, and automate Live to VoD pipelines. Use in Live to VoD workflows to convert live broadcasts to on-demand assets automatically.
Inputs & outputs.
Inputs
Stream name
Wowza live stream identifier
Recording URL
URL of the completed stream recording
Webhook event
Trigger event — stream start, stream stop, recording ready
Outputs
VoD asset URL
URL of the processed on-demand asset
Stream status
Current status of the stream or recording
Triggers & actions.
Triggers
Stream started
Fires when a live stream begins on Wowza — triggers monitoring or recording workflow
Stream ended
Fires when a live stream stops and the recording is available for processing
VOD asset ready
Fires when a VoD transcoding job completes in Wowza
Actions
Start stream
Start a configured live stream application on Wowza
Stop stream
Stop a live stream and trigger recording processing
Get recording
Fetch the URL of a completed stream recording
Create VOD
Submit a recording for VoD transcoding and packaging
Get stream status
Poll the current status of a live stream application
Example workflow.
Live stream ends
Wowza webhook
→
Get recording URL
Wowza action
→
Generate subtitles
Gladia
→
Upload to CMS
CMS action
→
Notify
Slack
Used in these workflows.
Works well with
Frequently asked questions.
Flow connects to Wowza Video using your API Key and API Secret, stored securely in the Flow vault. The Account ID is required for all API operations.
Yes. The Wowza plugin supports a live stream ended trigger. When your broadcast stops, Flow fires automatically and retrieves the recording URL to begin the Live to VoD pipeline.
Yes. Flow supports start transcoder and stop transcoder actions. This allows automated management of Wowza transcoding resources within a broader workflow.
Yes. Flow can query the current status of any Wowza live stream as a workflow step - useful for conditional logic that depends on stream state before proceeding.