Product update
5 min read
Audio never leaves the device unless you stream it. Here is how hosted visuals stay private by design.
Ruth Adeyemi, Security Lead
When a venue or broadcaster runs Deep Current, the first question is always the same: where does our audio go? The short answer is nowhere.
Analysis stays local
Audio is analysed in the browser or the kiosk. Only band energies, a handful of numbers per frame, are used to draw the picture. No recording is made unless you turn on session recording.
Isolation per session
Every session renders in its own WebGL context and worker, so one bad shader cannot take down another show on the same machine.
Hosted, not exposed
Hosted scenes are signed and served from multiple regions. If one region fails, the picture fails over without the audience noticing.