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Typical use case

Typical use case: SRT Input with Decode and SDI Output

The configuration is based on the following main steps:

  • Step 1: you configure a Reliable Transport input.
  • Step 2: you configure a Reliable Transport listener with UDP IP output.
  • Step 3: you connect that UDP output to a Receiver service.
  • Step 4: you configure the Receiver service for SDI output.

To setup this use case, follow these steps:

Configure a Reliable Transport input

  1. Connect to the web interface then navigate to the Services menu on the left-hand pane.

  2. Click Add service and select Reliable Transport to create and configure the service.

  3. Enter a name for this service.

  4. In the Input section, set the Input Mode to SRT Listener.

  5. In the Output section, set the Output Mode to UDP.

Configure a Reliable Transport listener with UDP IP Output

  1. Configure the SRT Listener Connection parameters with the listener address and port. If required, then Encryption. Link characteristics parameters can also be set or adjusted.

  2. Configure the Output Connection parameters. You should get the following:

  3. Click Save and exit to save your changes.

Configure the Receiver service for SDI output

  1. Navigate to the Services menu on the left-hand pane.

  2. Click Add service and select Receiver to create and configure the service.

  3. Set service Type to SD/HD. The new service is now created and must be edited before starting.

  4. From the Services pane, click for the newly created service.

  5. On the newly visible service edit screen, set the Input Type to IP.

  6. Configure SDI output parameters.

  7. Once all the parameters are configured, click Save and exit.

Start services

In the Services page, assign a server for each service you want to run and start the services.

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