Nowadays, live broadcasting is very common to see, it has been widely used in conferences, distance learning, commercial meeting and more applications. Then how to conduct a live broadcast? Below, we will introduce you the steps of convert video to IP stream with Kiloview H.264 HD encoders.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
First of all, you need a camera to capture the content you want to broadcast. And transmit them to the Kiloview G2 encoders over the network. Usually, the network transmission takes three choices: wired Ethernet, wireless WiFi and 4G-Lte network. Then encoders will convert HDMI to IP stream through network.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In the process of converting HDMI into IP streams, since the original video is too large to transmit, the network transmission speed is limited, to ensure real-time live broadcast. The encoder adopt H.264 video encoding profile to convert HDMI to IP streams.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Besides, to push to the remote server, in addition to the network, the encoder and server side also need to support the corresponding TCP \/ IP protocol, the current protocol for live webcast is mainly RTMP real-time message transmission protocol, based on TCP, is a Protocol family, including RTMP basic protocols and RTMPT\/RTMPS\/RTMPE and many other variants. It is mainly used for audio, video and data communication between the Flash\/AIR platform and the streaming\/interactive server supporting the RTMP protocol. Compared with the HTTP web page transmission protocol, this RTMP streaming media transmission protocol has better stability and can support long-time live broadcast without interruption. Therefore, any live encoder will have the RTMP protocol.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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