SRT Networking documentation

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• What is SRT Caller --> Listener?

  SRT Caller-Listener is a mode of operation for the SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) protocol, which is a low-latency, high-performance video streaming protocol that is designed to deliver high-quality video content over unreliable networks such as the ...

• High latency on SRT connections

  If you are experiencing high latency, first make sure that you are using correct Timecode Handling and change to another to see if this helps. There may be an issue with the NDI source not producing consistent NDI Time Codes. High latency may also ...

• No NDI output on a SRT connection

  After a connection is created, there is no NDI output or very low frame rate on the RX endpoint. Please try to use NDI Time Stamps as Timecode handling. Low frame rate could also indicate poor hardware performance. If there is no FPS shown on the RX ...

• Troubleshooting "Connection Timeout"

  Connection Timeout is usually caused by the fact that the 2 EP cannot create the SRT connection on the selected UDP port. This can be caused either by a firewall configuration problem, or that the UDP port is currently being occupied. A previous ...

• Port forwarding - What is it?

  A port forward is a way of making a computer on your home or business network accessible to computers on the internet, even though they are behind a router or firewall. It is commonly used in gaming, security cameras, home automation, and the ...