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You can delay the broadcasting of an input stream by enabling “time shifting”. In this case the input stream will be stored on the local disk, while a variant of the input is created and delayed according to the specified duration. 

The duration of the delayed stream should be less or equal to the time shifted stream.


To Add a Delayed Stream:

  1. In the Zixi Broadcaster Navigation menu, click the Inputs tab.
  2. In the Menu bar, click New Input. The Add a new input stream window is displayed.


  3. Enter the unique Stream I.D.

  4. Select the maximum concurrent connections to this stream from the Max. Outputs drop-down list. Default: Unlimited.
  5. Select the Show in Matrix check box to display this stream in the Matrix (see Using the Matrix). Default: Selected.
  6. Select Delayed for the input stream.
  7. Specify the Stream Parameters (see Input Stream Parameters Table).
  8. If you want to Enable time shift, select this checkbox (see Input Stream Parameters Table).
  9. If you want to Transmit as multicast, select this checkbox (see Input Stream Parameters Table).
  10. Click OK.
  11. The “Input added” message appears on the top of the screen. The Delayed Stream is added to the Zixi Broadcaster and now appears in the list of streams available in the  Zixi Broadcaster inputs UI.

    Input Stream Parameters Table

    Parameter
    Description
    Stream parameters 
    SourceSelect one of the input streams that were configured to enable "time shift".

    Delay

    Specify the delay period relative to the original stream.

    Enable time shift

    Enables a delayed transmission of this input.

    Maximum delay [hh:mm:ss] (for time shift enabled)

    Specify the maximum time delay of this input.

    Transmit as multicast

    Enables transmission of this stream’s outputs as multicasts. A Zixi receiver will receive it in multicast (unless it is out of the LAN in which case it will receive as unicast). You can also force Multicast only outputs. Requires enabling Multicast Pull in the Settings.

    Multicast-Only (for multicast enabled)If desired, specify multicast only outputs.




 

 

 

 

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