Secure and dependable transport framework OBS
Secure and dependable transport framework OBS
Justicemonkey
09-08-2016, 05:41 AM #1Looking for tips on using SRT for input streaming in OBS? You're aiming for a latency of about 2-3 seconds. Any suggestions on how to achieve that?
Streaming between two networked computers allows for minimal delay with ffmpeg. On the source machine, you configure the server endpoint and the client runs as a receiver. Adjusting the 'latency' setting helps optimize performance. Some issues arise when trying to maintain consistent timing, such as buffer overflow errors that prevent stable operation. Using tools like ffplay introduces extra delays due to buffering. How do you determine latency in this setup?
ort and the listener at srt://ServerIPort?mode=listener. No problems have arisen, but OBS network buffers are currently at 0MB. I haven’t tried adding latency to the address—perhaps a different approach would help. I’m checking how stream delay measures compare to actual transmission timing.
AwesomeIce1121
09-23-2016, 09:02 PM #3I operate OBS online, usually about 250 miles apart. The call setup uses srt://ServerIPort and the listener at srt://ServerIPort?mode=listener. No problems have arisen, but OBS network buffers are currently at 0MB. I haven’t tried adding latency to the address—perhaps a different approach would help. I’m checking how stream delay measures compare to actual transmission timing.
BlueMercy8
09-28-2016, 06:32 AM #4Based on the platform you're using, you might find a choice to turn on 'low-latency' settings to minimize delays, and viewers could also adjust it to similar performance levels.