The new N60 supports NDI 6.0 and unlocks more protocols, including SRT, RTSP and RTMP, giving you the flexibility to connect and stream effortlessly. In this video, we’ll also showcase the powerful NDI Bridge feature, making your AV over IP workflow smoother and more efficient.
In this video, Frank from YoloLiv discusses the new changes Facebook has made to its live streaming API. And he will navigate through the solution which is switching to RTMP streams with YoloBox, to ensure your live streaming to your Facebook Group audiences remains as engaging as ever. Tune in to learn more about these changes and how to keep your live streaming dynamic and interactive despite them.
In the fast-paced world of online media, streaming protocols are the invisible threads that weave together our digital experiences. They connect our cameras to the screens of viewers around the globe, but understanding the diverse range of protocols can be a daunting task.
RTMP, or Real-Time Messaging Protocol, is a protocol for streaming audio, video, and other data over the internet. It is used to transmit data from one place to another, such as from a camera to a web browser or mobile device. RTMP is a first-mile protocol, meaning that it focuses on delivering data from the source to the initial destination, such as a server or video host.
There are several ways to stream in high quality with PTZOptics and BoxCast. This video walks you through how to set up your PTZOptics camera for live streaming with both a BoxCaster and RTMP.
Power on your camera, plug it into a monitor via SDI or HDMI, and plug it directly into your network. Preferably, you should plug it into the network you will be using for internet.