DJBox records every set to a clean local file, pushes a live stream to your own network, and adds YouTube Live as a second destination the moment a bigger crowd shows up — one encode, no operator required.
v1.26.09.1 (beta) · Windows 10/11 · from the makers of iMbox since 1997
A dropped stream should never cost you the recording. DJBox is built around one rule: the file always wins.
One capture feeds the local file, the live stream, and the on-screen monitor from a single encode — each sink runs on its own buffer, so a stalled stream can't touch the file.
File, stream and monitor each get their own restart-and-backoff. A dropped connection at the venue router doesn't take the whole set down with it.
DJBox keeps recording in segments and clears the oldest ones automatically once space runs low — an ungraceful shutdown loses at most one segment.
Camera, mixer or screen feed comes in over DirectShow — no proprietary hardware required.
DJBox picks the best available hardware encoder on the machine and falls back to software automatically.
The same encode is copied to a segmented file, an RTMP stream and the in-app monitor, each buffered independently.
Paste in a stream key once during setup, then bring YouTube Live in as a second destination whenever the crowd outgrows your direct stream.
A touchscreen station with DJBox preloaded. Unbox it, mount it at the booth, press start. Built for an operator who just needs the big button.
Install DJBox on your own Windows PC and turn the gear you already own into an unattended capture station. Same reliability, your hardware.
Both ship with Beginner mode (one-button start/stop and status) and an Advanced mode that opens the layer panel, encoder overrides and diagnostics log.
Informedia has been building video capture and recording software in Australia since 1997, as iMbox — one of the earliest registered Windows Media service providers. DJBox is the next chapter: the same discipline in unattended recording, rebuilt for live streaming and events.
iMbox remains the trademark behind the company. DJBox is the product.
Visit the classic iMbox site → — the original Windows Media capture product, still online.
DJBox for Windows is in open beta. Founders members get the full app, a place in the live directory, and the founding subscription — $99 AUD per quarter, GST included — held for as long as the subscription stays active.
48-hour money-back guarantee. Not happy in your first 48 hours? Email us and we'll refund your payment through PayPal — no questions asked.
v1.26.09.1 (beta) · Windows 10/11 · auto-renews, cancel anytime