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nanoStream Analytics Release – April 2026

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April 2026 | nanoStream Analytics API v2.34.0 · Dashboard v2.32.0 

We’re excited to announce the latest update to nanoStream Analytics, bringing new visibility into Live Captions usage, a new alert type for inactive ingest streams, improved ABR quality reporting, and expanded misuse detection for MoQ streams

Misuse detection on the Guardian Table, which is based on IP and Playback tokens, now supports the MoQ (Media over QUIC) protocol in addition to existing protocols. This ensures that MoQ-based streams are covered alongside existing protocols in the monitoring table. 

As MoQ adoption grows, so does the need to monitor it for unauthorized use. Whether you are running RTMP, WebRTC, or MoQ streams, you now have consistent protection across the board without any additional configuration. 

A stream can remain connected and continue ingesting without actually delivering any data. This silent failure is difficult to spot and can disrupt live operations just as much as a full outage. To address this, the Troubleshooting section of the dashboard now includes an Inactive Ingest alert type. It detects when a stream is still ingesting but stops sending data unexpectedly, allowing issues to be identified immediately.

When such a condition occurs, a dedicated widget visualizes a timeline of inactive ingest periods. This helps pinpoint when data flow stopped without requiring deep inspection of raw metrics. 

Instead of waiting for viewer complaints or manually checking stream health, you get a clear, visual record of ingest interruptions. This shortens your response time, helps you investigate root causes faster, and gives you a reliable audit trail of stream health events. 

The ABR (Adaptive Bitrate) switch metric on the Worldmap has been enhanced and now provides a breakdown across up to five ABR profiles. 

If you’re using ABR to deliver adaptive streams to viewers across varying network conditions, you need accurate data to understand how often quality shifts occur and at what levels. Now you can confidently use it to evaluate your stream profiles, identify quality degradation patterns by region, and optimize your ABR ladder for a better viewer experience. 

You can now monitor Live Captions usage directly in the nanoStream Analytics Dashboard via the new Live Captions page ( /liveCaptions ).

This section provides four dedicated widgets: 

  • Uptime usage over time — a timeseries view of how long captions were active 
  • Uptime by source language — breakdown of usage per input language 
  • Uptime by target language — breakdown of usage per output/translation language 
  • Uptime by stream name — per-stream caption usage 

All four views are also available via dedicated API routes under /api/v2/captions/usage/, making it easy to integrate caption data into your own tooling or reporting pipelines. 

If you use Live Captions as part of your streaming service, you can now track adoption, measure usage against costs, and make data-driven decisions about your caption infrastructure. 

Feature What’s New Customer Benefit 
MoQ  Misuse Detection MoQ protocol support Consistent abuse protection across all supported protocols 
Inactive Ingest Alert New alert type / Alert integration into Troubleshooting sectionFaster detection and investigation of interruptions
ABR Switch on World Map Improved ABR profile breakdownReliable ABR profile data for optimizing adaptive bitrate streams 
Live Captions Analytics New Analytics dashboard page / 4 API routes for caption usage metrics Full visibility into usage by stream/language

1) 2.32.0 – Live Captions & Inactive Ingest Alerts

  • added Live Captions analytics page (/liveCaptions) with the following widgets
  • added Inactive Ingest alert to the Troubleshooting section
  • new dedicated widget shows the timeline of inactive ingest occurrences
  • Worldmap ABR switch metric improvements

2) 2.34.0 – Live Captions Analytics API & Inactive Ingest Alerts & MoQ Misuse Detection

ABR switches

  • API route for Worldmap’s ABR switches metric now reports breakdown by all ABR profiles

Added API routes for live caption usage

  • added API routes for live captions analytics
    • /api/v2/captions/usage/stream/uptime (GET) -> uptime usage breakdown by stream name with CSV export
    • /api/v2/captions/usage/language/source (GET) -> source language breakdown with CSV export
    • /api/v2/captions/usage/language/target (GET) -> target language breakdown with CSV export
    • /api/v2/captions/usage/timeseries (GET) -> uptime usage timeseries with CSV export

Misuse Detection — MoQ Support

  • added MoQ protocol support to IP misuse and Playback token misuse detection controllers

To support the latest updates, we’ve added specific pages and sections to our official documentation: 

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