SRT
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SRT, the abbreviation of Secure Reliable Transport protocol, is an open source live streaming protocol which brings pristine quality, low latency live video over the public Internet.
Go to Setting->Network->SRT
Item | Description |
Main Stream | Enable: Check the checkbox; Video Push: Enter PUSH URL; Push Mode: Complex/Video/Audio |
Sub Stream | Enable: Check the checkbox; Video Push: Enter PUSH URL; Push Mode: Complex/Video/Audio |
Push Mode | Three modes: Complex(Video&Audio), Video only, Audio only |
Push URL | Get the URL from your SRT server |
Double confirm the IP address of the PC with OBS/vMix installed by WIN+R->CMD->ipconfig/all->Check "Ethernet Adapter" and get the IP
Access the encoder from browsers and go to Setting->Push->Tab SRT->Enable SRT->Enter URL: srt://192.168.1.97:20001?mode=caller {NOTE: 192.168.1.97 is the IP address of PC with OBS or vMix installed}->Click "Save"
Run OBS->Add->Media Source->Check the checkbox of Local File->Input: srt://192.168.1.97:20001?mode=listener&latency=50 {NOTE: 192.168.1.97 is the IP address of PC with OBS or vMix installed}->Click "Okay"->Wait for a while and the video will be shown as below:
Run Device Manager->Double confirm the IP address of encoder;
Access the encoder from browser->Setting->Push->SRT->Enter PUSH URL: srt://192.168.1.196:20001?mode=listener {NOTE: 192.168.1.196 is the IP address of encoder}->Click"Save" as below:
Run OBS->Add->Media Source->Check the checkbox of Local File->Input: srt://192.168.1.196:20001?mode=caller&latency=50 {NOTE: 192.168.1.196 is the IP address of encoder}->Click "Okay"->Wait for a while and the video will be shown as below:
If it's required to be compatible with private servers, we can do that too. But MOQ will be required too.
