Larix
Larix is a live video streaming app that lets users capture and broadcast video from Apple devices using professional streaming protocols.
What is Larix?
Larix is a live streaming app for Apple devices that helps creators, media teams, and production crews send video feeds to streaming platforms and broadcast workflows. It is published by Softvelum and is commonly used for remote contribution, field reporting, event coverage, and mobile production setups. The app supports real-time video delivery over protocols such as SRT, RTMP, WebRTC, RIST, and RTSP, which makes it useful for both internet streaming and lower-latency professional workflows. Users can stream from device cameras, adjust connection and codec settings, and integrate the app into larger live production environments. Larix is especially relevant for mobile broadcasting and remote video capture where a phone, tablet, or Mac is used as a compact streaming source.
Key features
- Capture live video and broadcast it to streaming servers and platforms
- Stream using protocols such as SRT, RTMP, WebRTC, RIST, and RTSP
- Use Apple devices as mobile sources for remote contribution and field production
- Adjust streaming settings for bitrate, codec, and connection behavior
- Integrate with professional live production and monitoring workflows
- Support lower-latency delivery for real-time broadcasting use cases
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Larix is legitimate streaming software used for live video broadcasting. It may request access to the camera, microphone, local network, and files because those permissions are normal for capturing video, sending streams, and saving recordings or settings. Use the app only with streaming destinations and accounts you trust, and review any saved server credentials or recording locations if the device is shared.
Recommendation: Keep Larix if you use this Mac or Apple device for live streaming, remote production, or testing broadcast workflows. If you no longer use it, you can remove the app like other third-party software, but doing so will stop its streaming features and may remove local settings tied to your broadcasts.
Common paths
/Applications/Larix Broadcaster.app
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