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--- srt_connection_manual [2021/04/03 18:08] – peteraellig
+++ srt_connection_manual [2023/10/20 19:45] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 If you have both computers on the same network, it is possible that only Rendevous can connect.\\
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-<fs:large;fc:RED>**It is important to understand that the send direction has nothing to do with the three connection types. When sending and receiving simultaneously on the one computer where the public IP is known, both, the sender and the receiver are the listener.**</fs>\\
+<fs:large;fc:RED>**It is important to understand that the send direction has nothing to do with the three connection types. When sending and receiving simultaneously, on the one computer where the public IP is known, both, the sender and the receiver are the listener.**</fs>\\
+Requirements:\\
+<fs x-small>ALL IP’s and PORTS are ONLY EXAMPLES</fs>
-Requirements:
   * the public Internet address on one side. (Not the one of your computer after the router, but the IP address before. You can find this with a service such as https://www.whatismyip.com or google "what is my public IP" In my case in this manual, the public address would be for example 277.277.277.27\\
 **THIS COMPUTER WILL BE THE LISTENER, for sending and receiving SRT**\\
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+{{::srt1.png?800|}}\\
-  *the IP address of your computer after the router, in my case 192.168.10.102
+  *the IP address of your computer after the router, in my case 10.10.10.52
   *An open UDP port in your router that allows connection to your computer through your router's firewall. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_forwarding|wiki Port_forwarding.]]
   *In our example we forward the UDP addresses 52001and 52002. You need one open port per SRT connection (inbound AND outbound)\\
   *In our example we use vixVMIX on both sides, at least version 23.0.0.31 The HD version for 60$ should work.\\
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+{{::srt2.png?600|}}\\
 Consult your router's manual on how to set up UDP port forwarding. With my router it looks like this\\
 On most Routers you can choose port forwarding for TCP or UDP or both. Choose UDP or both.\\
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   *You can set the latency 4 times the Ping time. If your connection ist not reliable, raise the Latency time. Start with a Latency of 200ms, go higher, up to 30 seconds, for bad lines, lower to 80ms for SUPERlines. \\
   *Modern Quadro GPUS can handle H265, with H265 (HEVC) you have approx. ¼ more quality with the same bandwith. If HEVC(H265) stutters on the receiver side, raise Latency, if this does not work, your Hardware is not able to handle HEVC/H265. Choose the compression quality of the stream. Over a 4G Modem most computers can deal with 2mbps.\\
-  *You can use a Passphrase to encrypt your connection. the passphrase must be entered ON BOTH SIDES.Encryption does not affect the bandwidth. However, applying encryption is a processor-intensive task and may have an impact on the CPU usage.\\
+  *You can use a Passphrase to encrypt your connection. the passphrase must be entered ON BOTH SIDES.\\
+<fc #ff0000>Attention, encryption does affect the bandwidth and is a processor-intensive task and may have an impact on the overall CPU usage.</fc>\\
 ===== receiver side =====
+<fs x-small>ALL IP’s and PORTS are ONLY EXAMPLES</fs>\\
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 **in vMix, add Input**\\
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-  *Stream Type: SRT Listener and the SAME port, you have choosen on the sender side, and your Router is forwarding this port to your computers IP (in this example 192.168.10.102)
+  *Stream Type: SRT Listener and the SAME port, you have choosen on the sender side, and your Router is forwarding this port to your computers IP (in this example 10.10.10.52)
   *Start using H264 codec with 1.5 mbps. NO HARDWARE ENCODING\\