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4 - Using Streaming Dashboard
Output Settings screen settings
Select streaming data destinations and protocols, including RTP/
UDP unicast & multicast, RTSP, HLS and RTMP, on this screen.
NOTE
Multiple streaming destinations can be enabled at the
same time. Streaming may be affected as the number of
destinations increases, as more bandwidth on the network is
required for each stream format. So you may need to reduce
the number of options and use lower resolutions and bit
rates if several streaming protocols are used.
After completing settings on this screen, click one of the buttons
below to save the settings.
o Click the
button to save the settings and close the
settings screen.
o Click the
button to save the settings.
NOTE
Click the
button to close the settings screen without
saving the settings.
RTMP page
Make settings to stream to an RTMP server on this page.
RTMP Output
Click this area to turn output to the RTMP server on/off
(default: Off ).
Follow these procedures to set the output to an RTMP server.
1.
Click "Generic RTMP" to open an output destination list.
Select the output destination.
Option
Generic RTMP (default)
Wowza Streaming Engine
Wowza Cloud
YouTube
DaCast
NOTE
RTMP streaming can be turned on and off using the STREAM
button on the front of the unit.
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TASCAM VS-R264 / VS-R265
Meaning
Stream output using a
generic RTMP protocol.
Stream output using the
Wowza Streaming Engine.
Stream output using
Wowza Streaming Cloud.
Stream output using
YouTube.
Stream output using
DaCast.
2.
Select the protocol to use.
Options: rtmp: // (default), rtmps: //
3.
Input the RTMP server URL.
NOTE
i Confirm that the Video Encoding item on the Encoder
Settings page is set to "H.264 (AVC)".
i The status icon to the right of the URL is updated when
connection succeeds or fails.
HLS page
Make settings to stream as an HLS server on this page.
HLS Server
Click this area to turn the HLS server function On/Off.
(default: Off ).
URL
This shows the HLS server URL.
Numder of Segments
Set the number of segments (default: 10).
Segment Length
Set the segment length (default: 2 seconds).
NOTE
i Set a short segment length to make the waiting time shorter.
i Set a higher number of segments to enable more stream
buffering for the client. This also controls the amount that
stream viewers can seek.
i Set a segment length that can be equally divided by the
Keyframe Interval set on the Encoder Settings page.
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