Viewing Individual Connection Meters; About Stream Indicators - Dejero LIVE+ EnGo User Manual

4. Tap Display.
5. Perform one of the following actions:
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To use the EnGo in the carry case, tap Portrait (flipped).
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To use the EnGo when it is attached to the camera, tap Portrait.
6. Tap Back.

Viewing individual connection meters

The EnGo communicates data through modems, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi connections. Individual
connection graphs show the active data transmission rate.
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On the Preview screen, tap the menu.
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Tap Connections.
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To view detailed connection information, tap a graph.

About stream indicators

On the Preview screen, you can view overall stream performance.
Glass-to-glass latency
Latency measures time delay. Glass-to-glass refers to the delay from the time the EnGo detects
an image to the time that it appears on a video monitor connected to the SDI output of the
LIVE+ Broadcast Server, or is output from the LIVE+ Cloud Server.
When transmitting live, the glass-to-glass latency appears on the Preview screen, above the Go
Live button.
Stream Health indicator
When transmitting live, the Stream Health indicator appears on the Preview screen above the
Live menu. It appears as either Good, Marginal, or Poor. A colored dot appears along with the
value to show the stream health.
The Stream Health indicator measures the quality of the live video stream received, decoded,
and displayed by the output server.
The two components that have the strongest effect on the health of the stream are:
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The number of video frames that arrive at the server in time. Frames that are late or
missing can result in paused or stuttering video, or video artifacts such as smearing or
discoloration.
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The bitrate at which the video frames are encoded. Excessively low bitrates result in
poor quality picture, indicated by blockiness and lack of detail.
When neither of these events occurs, the Stream Health indicator appears as Good.
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