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What is Moq?

Media over QUIC (Moq) is a next-generation live media protocol that provides real-time latency at massive scale. Built using modern web technologies, Moq delivers WebRTC-like latency without the constraints of WebRTC. The core networking is delegated to a QUIC library but the rest is in application-space, giving you full control over your media pipeline.

Quick Start

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Core Concepts

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Rust SDK

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TypeScript SDK

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Key Features

Real-time Latency

Uses QUIC for prioritization and partial reliability to achieve WebRTC-like latency

Massive Scale

Designed for fan-out with CDN support and cross-region clustering

Modern Web

Built on WebTransport, WebCodecs, and WebAudio APIs

Multi-language

Libraries for both Rust (native) and TypeScript (web)

Generic Protocol

Works with any live data, not just media

Layered Architecture

Separates transport (moq-lite) from media logic (hang)

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Architecture Overview

Moq is designed as a layered protocol stack where the CDN operates on generic rules without understanding your application, media codecs, or available tracks. 
┌─────────────────┐
│   Application   │   Your business logic
│                 │   - authentication, non-media tracks
├─────────────────┤
│      hang       │   Media-specific encoding/streaming
│                 │   - codecs, containers, catalog
├─────────────────┤
│    moq-lite     │   Generic pub/sub transport
│                 │   - broadcasts, tracks, groups, frames
├─────────────────┤
│  WebTransport   │   Browser-compatible QUIC
│      QUIC       │   - HTTP/3 handshake, multiplexing
└─────────────────┘

Learn More About the Architecture

Deep dive into the protocol layers and design philosophy

Installation

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Publishing

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Watching

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Relay Setup

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