Output Devices

Board number – define the board number from 0 to 7.

Channel number – use the drop-down list to select the channel number from 0 to 7.

Reference source – define the reference source for the AJA IP output device by choosing between Reference Input, IP Input or Free Run from the drop-down list.

SFP 1 IP – define the appropriate SFP 1 IP address.

SFP 1 mask – enter the SFP 1 subnet mask.

SFP 1 gateway – specify your SFP 1 gateway address.

Source port – define the source port number.

Destination IP – enter the destination IP address.

Destination port – enter the destination port number.

TTL – defines time-to-live for transmission of relay packets, used to control the number of router hops a packet is permitted to make before being dropped.

SSRC – define the unique synchronization source.

Board number – define the board number from 0 to 7.

Channel number – define the channel number from 0 to 7.

Reference source – define the reference source for the Deltacast IP output device by choosing between "Internal" and "External" from the drop-down list.

SFP 1 IP – define the appropriate SFP 1 IP address in the address field.

SFP 2 IP – define the appropriate SFP 2 IP address in the address field.

Source port – define the source port number.

Destination IP – enter the destination IP address.

Destination MAC – enter the destination MAC address.

Destination port – enter the destination port number.

Broadcast mode – here choose the broadcast transmission method (unicast or multicast).

IP address – in unicast mode, enter the destination station address and port. In multicast mode, enter the IP and port of the multicast group that will be used for multicasting.

Stream – here choose the stream protocol type (RTP, UDP or SRT).

SRT Passphrase – define the passphrase for SRT stream encryption.

TS packets – specify the number of transport stream packets placed in the payload portion of the RTP/UDP/SRT packet.

Multicast source IP master – here choose the IP address of the local network adapter to be used for multicasting.

Multicast source IP backup – here choose the IP address of the local network adapter to be used for multicasting instead of the master IP.

TTL – here define the number of routers (hops) that multicast traffic is permitted to pass through before expiring on the network.

FEC – the parity packets generated for any stream which can be used to correct missing data due to packet loss; check this option and define the rows and columns values in the corresponding fields.

Register output – this option allows you to register the output stream on the Cinegy Route Directory Server in order to be used by other Cinegy IP-based broadcast components as an RTP/UDP input. In this case, enter the Route Directory Server IP and output stream ID (as stream name).

Width – specify the output horizontal size of the coded picture, in pixels.

Height – specify the output vertical size of the coded picture in pixels.

Frame rate – use the drop-down list to define the nearest appropriate frame rate.

Program number – define the program PID that will be used.

PMT PID – define the Program Map Table PID value.

Transport ID – define the label that identifies the Transport Stream from any other multiplex within a network.

PCR PID – define the Program Clock Reference PID value.

Transport rate – select the checkbox and define the transport rate value in Kb per second.

SCTE35 cueing messages stream PID – select the checkbox and define the PID value to enable SCTE-35 messaging.

Teletext stream PID – select the checkbox and define the PID value to enable VANC tracks in the playlist containing OP42/47 teletext data packets.

Teletext bit rate – define the teletext bit rate value.

Video PID – define the video stream PID in the program.

Video encoder – define the video encoder type. Select the corresponding option from the drop-down list to choose MPEG-2, H.264, H.264 NVidia GPU, HEVC NVidia GPU, Daniel2, Daniel2 NVidia GPU or AVCI/AVCU video encoder type and configure its settings in the table on the right.

Video bitrate – define the bitrate value used for compression.

Rate mode – choose either VBR (variable bitrate) or CBR (constant bitrate) mode by selecting the corresponding option from the drop-down list.

Chroma format – define the color space (4:2:0 or 4:2:2) by selecting the corresponding option from the drop-down list.

Bit Depth – choose whether 8- or 10-bit stream processing should be used.

GOP – choose the Group of Picture (GOP) structure of the resulting stream from the drop-down list and define the GOP length in frames.

Adaptive GOP – select this option to allow GOP to be of variable length.

Interlace coding mode – define the frame-coding rule for interlaced video. Each video encoder has own set of modes. The following modes are available:

H.264 entropy coding mode – define coding mode for the H.264 video encoder by selecting the corresponding option from the drop-down list.

Coding window – define decoder buffer delay that allows optimizing the quality parameters for coding the GOP. Increasing the delay value improves the quality.