Orchestrators
Increase profits by processing video on GPUs while mining.
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How orchestrating works
Run a node on the Livepeer network that advertises the price it will charge for video processing such as transcoding. Continue your cryptocurrency mining with your GPUs.
When video encoding jobs come your way, the Livepeer node routes the tasks to your GPUs, and the encoding leverages a different part of the GPUs than the mining, so the mining can also continue with minimal hashrate loss. No opportunity cost!
The Numbers
The capacity on Livepeer's network represents access to 70,000+ GPUs, or enough to encode all the realtime video streaming through Twitch, Facebook, and Youtube combined.
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Total active orchestrators
505.6 k USD
Total broadcasting fees paid
223.7 M
Total minutes of transcoded video
99
Total active orchestrators
505.6 k USD
Total broadcasting fees paid
223.7 M
Total minutes of transcoded video
99
Total active orchestrators
505.6 k USD
Total broadcasting fees paid
223.7 M
Total minutes of transcoded video
Requirements
To become an orchestrator you must have the following:
GPUs with video encoding chips
See our support matrix and community discussion
Access to affordable bandwidth
With good connectivity to major internet service providers
Ability to run a blockchain aware Livepeer node 24/7
If not interested in this piece, look at partnering with an existing node operator