The HTTP Push output stream can be encapsulated in HLS or DASH. The source of the output stream is a predefined adaptive group that has been configured in the Adaptive Groups screen. The configuration of the stream includes the option to delete outdated stream fragments on the server. SCTE-35 markers in the source input will be preserved and used to segment the stream for both HLS and DASH encapsulation. Output streams can be pushed to one Zixi Broadcasters or Zixi Receiver.

The path to the destination can be formed in one of the following ways:

Full path – in this option the path would be constructed as follows: <base url>/<path>/<file>?<additional params may be also with path and file>
Path in parameters - in this option the path would be constructed as follows: <base url>?<additional params may be also with path and file>
Flat path - in this option the path would be constructed as follows: <base url>/<path>_<file>?<additional params may be also with path and file>. Any "/" in path should be replaced with "_"

Low Latency HLS - Zixi Broadcaster supports low latency HLS delivery using chunked transfer encoding, which starts sending an HTTP response as chunks of data when they are ready before the complete response is available. Chunked transfer encoding can be used with transport stream (TS) segments and with fragmented MP4 (fMP4). For low latency HLS and DASH, Zixi Broadcaster must be used as an origin server. To enable low latency HLS and DASH, select Enable HLS Fast playback on Settings > Live Protocols screen.

To create an HTTP Push Output:

In the Zixi Broadcaster Outputs page, click . The New Output window is displayed.
Select the HTTP Push option (radio button)
Type in the unique identifier for this output stream in the Output Name.
Select an Input Adaptive Group to be made available on this output from the adjacent drop-down list. To create an Adaptive Group, see Adaptive Groups.
Select the Show in Matrix check box to display this stream in the Matrix (see Using the Matrix). Default: not selected.
Enter the Output Parameters (see Output Stream Parameters Table).
Click OK.

Output Stream Parameters Table

Parameter	Description
Output Parameters
Encapsulation Options	HLS Encapsulation - the output stream, which includes all the streams in the selected Adaptive group, will be encapsulated in HTTP Live Streaming format. Dash Encapsulation - the output stream, which includes all the streams in the selected Adaptive group, will be encapsulated in MPEG DASH format.
Target URL	Depending on the selection in the Segment Path field below, this field should include the following: Full path – <base url>/<path>/<file> Path in parameters - in this option the path would be constructed as follows: <base url> Flat path - in this option the path would be constructed as follows: <base url>/<path>_<file>
Additional URL Parameters	Depending on the selection in the Segment Path field below, this field should include the following: Full path – ?<additional params may be also with path and file> Path in parameters -?<additional params may be also with path and file> Flat path - ?<additional params may be also with path and file>. Any "/" in path should be replaced with "_" URL parameters support macros as follows: %PATH% - file path as it appears in the playlist %FILE% - file name
Delete outdated stream fragments on server	Select this checkbox to delete any outdated stream fragments from the server.
Upload DVR playlist	Select this checkbox if you are streaming a recorded/VOD stream and you want to upload a DVR playlist in addition to the live playlist.
Segment Path	Select one of the following path segmentation types: Full path – in this option the path would be constructed as follows: <base url>/<path>/<file>?<additional params may be also with path and file> Path in parameters - in this option the path would be constructed as follows: <base url>?<additional params may be also with path and file> Flat path - in this option the path would be constructed as follows: <base url>/<path>_<file>?<additional params may be also with path and file>. Any "/" in path should be replaced with "_"
Ignore TLS certificate errors	Select this option when streaming to a trusted server that does not have a valid certificate. When this option is selected, Zixi Broadcaster will ignore the TLS certificate errors and transmit the stream to its destination.
Authorization	Select this checkbox if your destination server requires authorization credentials to connect.
Method	Select one of the following authorization methods: Basic authorization Digest authorization OAuth2 authorization
Username	Type the username
Password	Type the password
Billing Codes	Billing codes are used to identify and differentiate traffic on a Zixi Broadcaster for billing purposes. When a billing code is added to a Source or Target, Zixi can track the traffic on that Broadcaster input or output separately from other inputs and outputs on the same Broadcaster. Billing codes are created by Zixi personnel on the Zixi Customer Portal for a particular organization.
Billing Code	Enter the billing code that corresponds to this stream. The relevant billing can be obtained from the organization that received the billing code from Zixi.
Billing password	Enter the password that corresponds to this billing code.

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