Network source
Send and receive video signals from a network on the LAN or WAN.
1 Network as video source
Fetch or receive data? There are two different variants to choose from as a mode: Push or Pull. The respective setting influences the further menu navigation.
2 Pull or receive mode
You can select between > SRT > RTMP or > HLS.
4 Send the stream to this address:
Enter this address in the sending device from the video signal.
Pressing the button verifies the reception of the video signal.
2 Fetch in push mode
3 Network source address push
At this point, the address of the server can be customized. The address supports HTTP, HTTPS (HLS, DASH), RTP, RTSP, RTMP, and SRT.
4 Login credentials
If required, the access data of the video source can be entered here.
5 Advanced settings in push mode
Read input at native speed
Force input frame rate
Tread Queue Size
This option sets the maximum number of packets in the queue when read from the file or device. For low latency/high rate live streams, packages may be discarded if they are not read in time; setting this value may force FFmpeg to use a separate input thread and read packets as they arrive. The default value is 512.
Default value is: genpts
discardcorrput -> Discard damaged frames
fastseek -> Enable fast but inaccurate searches for some formats.
genpts -> Generate the timestamp of the video
After starting the test process, the active video stream can be selected.
Encoding settings
Passthrough (copy) option takes the unedited video stream.
Passthrough (copy) option takes the unedited video stream.
H.264 (libx264) starts a video encoding with the free and open-source software library.
