Support Portal
The Red5 Pro Support Portal is the primary channel for technical support. From the portal you can:- Submit a new support ticket and describe your issue in detail
- Track the status and progress of open tickets
- Browse the FAQ library for answers to common questions
- Search the knowledge base for documented solutions
Open a support ticket
Submit a new request and get help from the Red5 support team.
Email support
Reach the team directly at support@red5.net. Email is integrated with the Support Portal.
Community Slack
The Red5 Pro Slack community is an active space for developers building on Red5 Cloud and Red5 Pro. You can:- Ask questions and get answers from other Red5 developers
- Share solutions and implementation patterns
- Get input from Red5 team members who participate in the community
- Follow announcements about new releases and features
Slack is ideal for general discussion, quick questions, and community collaboration. For production issues or bugs that require investigation, open a ticket on the Support Portal so the Red5 team can track and resolve them properly.
Documentation
The Red5 Cloud documentation covers everything from initial account setup to advanced streaming configurations. Start with the resources below:Introduction
An overview of Red5 Cloud, its features, and how it compares to Red5 Pro.
Architecture
Understand the components — Stream Manager, node types, and regions — that power your deployment.
FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about protocols, plans, scaling, and more.
Release notes
A full history of changes and improvements across every Red5 Cloud release.
Video tutorials
The Red5 Cloud video tutorial playlist on the official Red5 YouTube channel walks through common workflows step by step. Topics include:- Setting up streaming with WebRTC, RTMP, SRT, and Zixi
- Configuring encoders such as OBS
- Working with integrations including PubNub
- Building end-to-end streaming workflows
What to include in a support ticket
Providing the right information upfront helps the support team diagnose and resolve your issue faster. When you open a ticket, include:Account email
The email address associated with your Red5 Cloud account.
Node group name and region
The name of the affected node group and the region it is deployed in (e.g., US East).
Stream name
The name of the stream you were publishing or subscribing to when the issue occurred.
Error messages
Any error messages from the Red5 Cloud console, your encoder, or your application logs.
Steps to reproduce
A clear description of what you were doing when the issue appeared and how to reproduce it.
Protocol and encoder
The streaming protocol (WebRTC, RTMP, SRT, etc.) and the encoder or client you are using.
