I want to find something positive about Vmix and really want to use it but I just can't find anything. I set OBS up for SRT with the OBSBOT in about 2 minutes and it just worked. No going into settings and ticking boxes, just put the IP into the source properties and BAM Vmix just make it all so complex with everything they do. Having said that, your video solved my problems getting it into Vmix and the latency is better than OBS so I guess that's a positive.👍
Good review here of the OBSBOT Tail-Air and it's newest SRT option. My use case would like a wireless SRT connection between the Tail-Air and video receiving device (laptop) in the same room, at least on the local subnet. Do you know if SRT protocol works over the Tail-Air WiFi radio and not just wired Ethernet ? My use-case: testing a hybrid in-person Zoom meeting that also includes remote Zoom participants over the internet. Very few in-person meeting hall venues provide wired ethernet, just WiFi. Ethernet at home is no problem, but WiFi has it's place at other venues. Thank-you, (subscribed)
So I'm really new at this but did try it wireless on my network and it worked really well. I do have high speed internet so that helps. Of course it's reliability will then depend on your wireless network. I really like wired POE just because then the camera is always charged. Thanks for watching.
What is the benefit of using SRT versus let's say NDI? Do they accomplish the same thing but just that one is open source? I am just trying to wrap my mind around it.
I'm new to it myself and where it comes in play for me is if I don't want to spend $100 on the ndi license I can still add my tail air to a poe switch run it 300 feet over cat5 or 6.
My understanding is, SRT has been designed specifically for video/audio streams to an even greater extent than NDI. SRT is a hybrid of UDP and TCP network layers to address out of order and missing data packets more efficiently than NDI and certainly RTSP.
if you set the obsbot as CALLER you need to configure the input in vmix aus LISTENER. and i have no clue why you are configuring things in vmix OUTPUT settings, this has zero todo with what are you trying to do (bring the obsbot via srt to vmix).
I've never done this before... did it exactly like I showed and the camera was available in the input. Like I said I've streamed for years and never used srt. All I know is it works perfect and that's what I did. Maybe since I did both in obsbot and then caller in input it just picked it up??
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I want to find something positive about Vmix and really want to use it but I just can't find anything.
I set OBS up for SRT with the OBSBOT in about 2 minutes and it just worked. No going into settings and ticking boxes, just put the IP into the source properties and BAM
Vmix just make it all so complex with everything they do.
Having said that, your video solved my problems getting it into Vmix and the latency is better than OBS so I guess that's a positive.👍
See you were looking for a positive and you found it. 😁 I live obs but vmix does alot more better.
Good review here of the OBSBOT Tail-Air and it's newest SRT option. My use case would like a wireless SRT connection between the Tail-Air and video receiving device (laptop) in the same room, at least on the local subnet. Do you know if SRT protocol works over the Tail-Air WiFi radio and not just wired Ethernet ? My use-case: testing a hybrid in-person Zoom meeting that also includes remote Zoom participants over the internet. Very few in-person meeting hall venues provide wired ethernet, just WiFi. Ethernet at home is no problem, but WiFi has it's place at other venues.
Thank-you, (subscribed)
So I'm really new at this but did try it wireless on my network and it worked really well. I do have high speed internet so that helps. Of course it's reliability will then depend on your wireless network. I really like wired POE just because then the camera is always charged. Thanks for watching.
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What is the benefit of using SRT versus let's say NDI? Do they accomplish the same thing but just that one is open source? I am just trying to wrap my mind around it.
I'm new to it myself and where it comes in play for me is if I don't want to spend $100 on the ndi license I can still add my tail air to a poe switch run it 300 feet over cat5 or 6.
My understanding is, SRT has been designed specifically for video/audio streams to an even greater extent than NDI. SRT is a hybrid of UDP and TCP network layers to address out of order and missing data packets more efficiently than NDI and certainly RTSP.
@SeattleCoorain thanks this is all new to me as you can see. Thanks for dropping the info.
if you set the obsbot as CALLER you need to configure the input in vmix aus LISTENER. and i have no clue why you are configuring things in vmix OUTPUT settings, this has zero todo with what are you trying to do (bring the obsbot via srt to vmix).
I've never done this before... did it exactly like I showed and the camera was available in the input. Like I said I've streamed for years and never used srt. All I know is it works perfect and that's what I did.
Maybe since I did both in obsbot and then caller in input it just picked it up??
Friend, where can I find the password to log into the application?
You should have set that up yourself
@@CoffeeTalkandTechJohnRyan It requires a code when connecting to a PC via wifi (