QRVeo

Private Video Platform

Download the matching architecture package, place your License, and install. Built for ops delivering an agreed private deployment.

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Choose by CPU architecture. The wrong package will fail to run.

amd64

Most Linux servers and cloud VMs; also Intel-based Macs.

Package: vod-private-0.0.50.tar.gz
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arm64

Apple silicon Macs (M1 / M2 / M3…); also ARM Linux servers.

Package: vod-private-0.0.50-aarch64.tar.gz
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Architecture must match the host, or container images will not run.

Requirements

Production: Linux with K3s or an existing Kubernetes cluster. The installer can install K3s when none is present. For demos, Docker Desktop is fine (see FAQ). Clusters with ≥3 nodes and enough memory use HA middleware; otherwise standalone.

Install

  1. Extract the archive and enter the private-deploy directory
  2. Place license.json and license.sig from QRVeo in that directory
  3. Run the install script ./install.sh

    On managed Kubernetes with LoadBalancer support (e.g. TKE):

    VOD_EXPOSE_MODE=loadbalancer ./install.sh
  4. Open Admin from the printed URL, register an account, then verify upload → encode → playback

Already deployed? Upgrade →

Default NodePort ports

Service Port
API 30015
Admin 30081
Watch 30112
HLS 30090
MinIO 30900

Verify

Register in Admin → upload a video → wait for encoding → play on the watch page or via m3u8.

Request a trial License

Install requires a signature-verified License. Email us to request one; QRVeo will send license.json and license.sig to your inbox. This site does not offer self-serve key download.

Open email client

If no default mail app is configured, “Open email client” does nothing. Use “Copy request draft” and paste into webmail (Gmail, Outlook, etc.).

We usually send the License within 2 business days.

FAQ

What is the License model?

Buyout perpetual use. Install verifies the signature only; the maintenance date describes upgrade entitlement and does not stop a deployed system from running.

How do I upgrade an existing deployment?

First check whether the live site is K8s/K3s or Docker Compose—the steps differ. Linux production hosts are usually K8s and often have no docker-compose/.env. See the Upgrade page.

Why is there no self-serve key download?

Licenses are issued per customer and emailed for audit and commercial follow-up. Use the address on this page to request one.

Can I demo on a Mac?

Yes. Install Docker Desktop; without Kubernetes the installer may use Docker Compose. On Apple silicon, download the arm64 package.

Seeing LIBARCHIVE.xattr warnings when extracting?

Safe to ignore. They usually come from macOS extended attributes and do not mean the archive failed.