The streaming site’s design is signed-off and the entire Python back-end that handles both video and audio streams is already written. What remains is wiring the pieces together, deploying the code on a live server, and confirming that front-end pages correctly pull the streams. Primary tasks involve: • Connecting existing Python logic to the finished HTML/CSS templates, so every player, thumbnail and control bar surfaces the right video or audio stream. • Configuring the streaming endpoints (HLS or RTMP are available in the code base—choose whichever aligns best with the final host) and confirming flawless playback across desktop and mobile browsers. • Implementing basic error handling and status messages. No user authentication is required; content must be publicly accessible. • Final smoke-testing: upload a sample video and audio track, verify smooth playback, seek, pause and bitrate adaptation. A clean, reproducible deployment process (Docker compose file or concise setup notes) will be the final acceptance criteria.