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Osprey Talon User Guide
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Frame Alignment
When creating multiple bit rate (MBR) streams it is preferred that all streams use the same GOP length and the frames be sent
at the same time. Frame Alignment “True” will allow you to apply the same frame settings to all outbound streams.
NOTE:
When creating multiple streams to the same source, enable “Frame Alignment” on all streams.
UDP
UDP is a connectionless protocol often used in live video streaming. Most often it is used to create a Multicast; a single stream
that is shared across an entire network over a Multicast IP address. This type of stream is accessible via set top boxes and other
IP devices. It is often used for digital signage. It can also be used for limited IP satellite video.
Destination Address
Enter the Multicast or Unicast address for your assigned video. It is only necessary to enter the IP address, as the port number
will be specified in the next menu.
Dest Port
This is the assigned port for your broadcast. The default is
assigned in the 5000 range, but any port can be used.
Video Settings
These are the video settings required by the network to deliver a
stream to a location. If this is the only stream you may use the
defaults. Otherwise insert the values given by your network
administrator. Settings include Video PID, PCR PID and PMT PID.
Enable Save to File
When streaming with UDP it is possible to simultaneously save a
copy to file using the same encoding settings as your UDP stream.
To save a copy of your broadcast as a .TS file set this menu to
“True”. When “True” is selected, the option appears to choose
either USB thumb drive or Network Share as a location. For detailed information see the “Save to File” instructions below.
TS LowLat Mode (default FALSE)
When set to “True” this mode reduces encoder latency by roughly 30%. Low latency can result in exchanging video quality for
speed. For most high motion video, consider using the default setting “False”.