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Push Output Parameters Table

Push Output Parameters Table

Parameter

Description

Output Name

Specify the unique name of the stream.

Input Stream

Select the Input which has been previously configured as Input. You can assign an input stream later, by selecting None, assign later.

Output Properties

 

Links

 

Host

The destination host for the push stream.

Note: additional failover destinations can be added by clicking the adjacent “+” button.

Port

Specify the port to listen on for the Push stream.

Default: 2088.

IP

Specify the local IP address.

Max Bitrate (for Bond Links enabled)

Relevant for Bond Links option. Specify the max bitrate in Kbps for the specific link.

Bond Links

Click this checkbox to split the stream into multiple links, which will be forwarded to a single AWS MediaConnect instance.

Backup (for Bond Links enabled)

Relevant for Bond Links option. Select this checkbox to define the link as a backup. The backup will be used only if the accumulated bandwidth of the non-backup links is not sufficient.

Stream ID

Specify the unique Stream ID that the remote AWS MediaConnect instance expects.

Password

Optional - Specify a string to be used   at the receiving AWS MediaConnect instance to authenticate that the pushing MediaConnect Feeder is allowed to push this stream.

Max Latency [ms]

Specify the buffer size that MediaConnect Feeder will keep for error correction. For example, 6000 milliseconds would ensure that the stream is protected for six seconds of errors in the network.

Default:6000

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 MediaConnect Feeder will ignore the TLS certificate errors and transmit the stream to its destination.

Enable Encryption

Select this checkbox to encrypt the Output stream.

Encryption type (for Encryption enabled)

Specify the type of Encryption (AES 128/192/256). Click Generate to generate an encryption key or enter another encryption key.

Encryption key

Click Generate and the encryption key for the input stream will appear in the adjacent text box. Send it to the end-user to decipher the received encoded stream.