Add UDP Output

To Add UDP Output:

In the Zixi Feeder Inputs page, click the Actions button for the incoming stream for which you want to configure an output.
In the drop-down menu, click New Output.
The New output window with the settings of the selected input stream is displayed. You can modify any of these settings.
Enter the unique Name that you want to configure on the Feeder.
Select UDP Output as the Type of output.
Enter the Input parameters (see Output Parameters Table below for additional parameters).
If your deployment includes a DNS Load Balancer, it is possible to group multiple outputs into a single Output Group. All the outputs created in Zixi Feeder within the same group and with the same host name, will be resolved into the same IP address. You can create a new output group or use an existing output group. See Output Groups.
In the Host field, specify the IP address of the stream destination.
In the Port field, specify the port of the destination.
In the NIC field, select the network card from which the stream will be transmitted.
Click OK.
The new UDP Output with its settings is created and now appears on the Outputs screen.

Output Parameters Table

Parameter	Description
Name	Specify the unique name of the stream.
Type	Specify what kind of activity is being performed on the stream.
Input
Input Name	Specify the unique Stream ID that the remote receiver expects. Must be identical to the one on the Broadcaster. Note: The drop-down list consists of all those previously configured inputs on the Feeder.
Program	If you have created a filter, you can select the relevant program.
Filter	If you have created a filter, you can select the relevant filter.
Properties
Group	If your deployment includes a DNS Load Balancer, it is possible to group multiple outputs into a single Output Group. See Output Groups for more details.
Host	Specify the IP address of the stream destination.
Port	Specify the ports to listen on for the output streams.
Smoothing	Enables transmission of the output at the correct rate. Required when the receiving device is sensitive and can’t lock on to the stream (in such a case, the recommended latency is 100 - 1000 ms).
NIC	Specify the Network card used.
TTL	Specify the network Time-to-Live parameter.