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the DME is required for this input mode, the stream name is derived from the RTMP stream
name on the source. This stream name is used for redistributing the stream to various
outputs.
Figure 1. Encoder RTMP Push to DME
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To configure a Push (RTMP) input:
Objective : This use case allows the DME to receive a live stream from an RTMP push
source. The source can be an FMLE, a Vbrick encoder, or another DME.
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If you are pushing from a Vbrick encoder go to “When sending a stream from a Vbrick
encoder.”
• If you are pushing from another DME go to “When sending a stream from another
DME.”
• If you are using a FMLE , please refer to the FMLE documentation for help pushing to a
Flash Media Server.
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When sending a stream from a Vbrick encoder:
1. In the encoder, set the desired Audio/Video configuration for frame rate, resolution,
video and audio rate, sampling frequency etc.
2. Select a stream to send, set the stream type to RTMP, and select the streams you want to
send to the DME (including audio, video, or both).
3. Select a transmitter for the selected stream and setup the information to send the stream
out to the DME. From Stream Select, select the RTMP stream to be used for this
transmitter. Enter either the IP address of the DME or DNS host name. The destination
port is 1935 by default unless the administrator changed it on the DME. Do not use the
hostname of the DME unless the DME hostname is registered via DNS. Enter the
application name in the DME. It can be live, vbrick, vbApp, vod, or just vb. Enter a
unique string name for the RTMP Stream. You need to make sure no other stream (in the
destination DME) is using the same stream name. Also enter the user name and
Note : If you wish to redistribute the stream using Unannounced RTP (Out-
7), or using Served RTP from the RTP Server (Out-4), or Push RTP via
RTSP from the RTP Server (out-11) an internal RTP Push (Out-10) must be
configured.