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Wireless Live Streaming with multiple carriers using Belabox
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2023
- BelaBox: belabox.net/
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I use the same TP link with my belabox, slightly different config and it works great. Thanks for the video.
It's a nifty little router. Lots of good uses for it.
@@EmeraldAudiovisualI purchased an Intel 8265 to Mount internally. Is this router a superior wifi solution please? Thank you!
@@dangerdaveballThe issue with internal wifi cards and usb wifi modules for access point is, that Belabox policy is, that you won't get any support, if you start modifying the image via console / ssh.
You literally are on your own then, if you have issues.
These changes can also mess with the source routing and bonding.
Hence it's advisable to use an external AP, like the 2 I've linked in the description of the video.
hey can you make a video on how to setup an irl stream using a gopro, tbs and a mobile router from start to finish? im stuck on the small details... Thanks!
Has anyone example of dji osmo 3 on bela box? Vs other camera. Im looking at options
Good one!
I wish I knew what it was, but my gopro wont connect to the TPlink wifi trying to use this TPlink AC750 and the gopro just fails to connect to this wifi without much of an error message. has anyone gotten a gopro 8 to connect to a TP link, I factory reset both the gopro and the router so I'm curious if it's possible at this point.
good Video
What are the SRTLA settings? You can't fire up the encoder with nulled out srtla relay params
Do you have to go threw this process everytime you stream or is it a 1 and done set up?
I commented on a different video then found this, thank you!
Yes, this should pretty much be the answer to your question. The DJI Osmo Action 3 is the better pick though (over the GoPro), if you want to stream wireless. If you go with the GoPro, look into the GoPro labs firmware, as you can create QR codes, which you can start your stream with.
I don't understand how you set up network bonding using the RTMP route from belabox. As far as I understood Belabox SRT-LA is used for link aggregation / bonding. If you use RTMP you would send the same data over multiple carriers but there is no point to it because there is no instance / proxy that aggregates the RTMP connections and choose the better one. Or am I missing something?
The RTMP route is only from your camera to the NGINX proxy on the Belabox, it gets converted to SRTLA from there and then bonded. The output to you on the other end of Belabox cloud is still SRT/h265 and yes, the connection is fully bonded between Belabox and the Belabox Cloud.
Does this mean you can have more than one camera conneced to the bellabox and switch between the cameras?
No. Belabox is only set up for one camera at a time. But you could in theory have one camera on a camlink and one via RTMP and the stop the SRTLA stream, switch pipeline and restart the stream. Or you could stop your RTMP stream, then start another RTMP stream from another camera. It's just not seemless nor quick.
How is internet provided to the nano? Through hostpot, from the same phone? What cables or adapters would I need for it? I see that you supply the nano internet through the Rj45 connector, so you then need to use the Dongle to connect the Router or modem. Could I supply internet from iPhone to nano through some Lightning - Rj45 adapter?
The setup in the video just demonstrates, how you wirelessly stream through the Belabox using RTMP and Wifi and yes, in the video, I just used a connection from an external modem via network cable and wifi. You can also use USB modems directly plugged into the Jetson or USB tethering from an Android or iOS phone. Belabox will accept all connections, that you plug into it, and then bond them.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual Thanks👍
I currently use the Nighthawk M1 with ethernet cable. How do I add a second modem under a different carrier for better signal? So far M1 on AT&T works well
In essence ? Get another supported modem (there's a list on the Belabox github wiki), plug it in, Belabox will automatically detect it and use it.
If I connected a mobile WiFi router to the belabox encoder via ethernet, is it possible to lose the second wireless access port point and just connect my action cam to the single router wirelessly instead? In this case the wireless router acts as the Internet network gateway and the router for the action cam rpmt connection to belabox?
Sure. That's possible. You just have to be careful what routers you pick. The Netgear Nighthawk for example drops all wifi devices, when it looses it's mobile connection, so that is not a good option for this.
at 7:56 - is your phone streaming the video feed to the belabox cloud? which u can relay to your obs on your home pc?
My phone is not streaming anything. The DJI camera is streaming RTMP to Belabox. Belabox is streaming to Belabox Cloud (or a SRT relay). OBS is receiving that feed. My phone only displays the UI of the Belabox board.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual Thank you.. I dont understand this part tho 4:23 -- was the tplink just used to find the IP of the belabox so you can access it?
@@EmeraldAudiovisual cuz usually when I see this setup, they need a video cam link but I dont see you using one so Im trying to understand your method better
@@MasterElsPH Belabox supports ingress via RTMP instead of Camlink. So if your camera can send RTMP/h264 to Belabox, then it can take that video feed instead of a video feed from a Camlink capture. And that is, what this video is about. The output from Belabox still is the same SRTLA/h265 feed, just with more freedom. The TP-Link router is used, because Belabox does not provide a wireless access point for your camera to connect to. Belabox even supports UVC webcam ingress from the likes of the DJI Osmo Action 4 or Insta360 X3. Camlink is only one of 3 methods, that Belabox can process.
Thank you, you're a beast@@EmeraldAudiovisual
Hi, when live streaming on UA-cam via belabox, can you setill get superchats from channel members?
That has nothing to do with Belabox. Belabox only sends a video feed from your camera to your OBS or Cloud OBS. You don't even have overlays at that point.
How should any of that have any effect on your overlays, superchats or how your stream is handled ???
Hi. Great video. I'm trying to understand if it's possible to connect more than 1 modem to the Bellabox and if it will work like a LiveU. Any clarification would be great. I ordered a Bellabox based on watching your video after watching many other videos on the same topic. Great work. Hope to see more.
The whole purpose of Belabox is multimodem /load balancing and fail over. And yes, it exceeds a LiveU Solo once you get the setup right.
@Emerald Audiovisual wow, awesome!! Thank you for the quick response. I just watched your video about using the cosmosstreamer in conjunction with the bellabox. Can you clarify why the cosmosstreamer was needed? I'm running a Sony RDX 4k action cam BTW.
@@DangerHiVolt The DJI Pocket 2 does not have HDMI out. Cosmostreamer extracts what is the proprietary mobile video feed and then outputs it on the HDMI of the RasPi board.
Hi Marlow,
I'm sorry for being a pain, I have a few questions.
Am I right in understanding the TP link is being used like a mini hub here, it doesn't have capabilities to take a sim card correct? Is it just connected to your internet at home? could I config my set up at home using my router & directly plugging my orange Pi 5 + in to it, acquire my IP address & continue the set up as you have done here?
Then once my Modem arrives simply just change the connectivity on my devices? Is it possible for my Orange Pi 5 + with belabox to change IP?
Lastly, does the pipline matter if I intend to use OBS on my home computer to broadcast my media?
I don't know where I'd be without you haha.
The TP-Link gives your camera wifi access to Belabox. It can also function as a source of internet, if you plug a USB 4G modem into it's USB port.
You can plug your OP5+ into your home network for the purpose of setting everything up, but you still need the TP-Link (or GL.Inet) router for the wireless connection from your camera to your Belabox.
And yes, the pipeline matters. You need to use RTMP pipelines and pick the one, that matches the fps rate, you've set in the RTMP settings of your camera.
The video is a step to step guide, so make sure to watch it in full.
This could change the irl streaming setup for many, wireless camera is so much easier to film/stream around, still need the backpack though. How well is the connection and stability when streaming outdoor? Compare this to spreeezy's tbs setup?
You don't want to venture too far from your backpack. And well, you might also want power for your camera. But take DJI Action 2 for example with it's magnetic mounts and then the Smallrig charging clamp. This is the perfect setup for that camera.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual Would it work 50 meters away? Or when walking across the street and go inta a shop, leaving the camera outside.
@@raczyk That entirely relies on the wifi module in the camera and the wifi solution you use with Belabox. There is no universal answer to that. You will need to do your own testing with whatever gear you pick. Even the output of wifi gear varies from one country to another due to regulations.
awesome video!!! I have a question. Normally the dji cameras when connected using rtmp to twitch for example, the second it loses internet or the connection gets spotty the connection stops and a message pops up on the camera screen saying if you want to continue last stream. Now when you are streaming, you don't notice when the connection is spotty so you can go a while with no video. Does using a bela box fix this issue? Will it stay connected as long as you are connected to the belabox wifi router even if you lose network connection or you are in a spotty area?
Belabox uses SRTLA/h265 to the Belabox Cloud or a standalone relay and then SRT/h265. So you will need an OBS or Cloud OBS instance to receive the stream, before you send it to Twitch anyway.
The way people get around not loosing their stream is exactly that: an intermediate OBS or Cloud OBS with either NOALBS or Loopys SRT switcher, which maintains the stream and displays a BRB reel, while you have no connection and then switches back to your camera, when it comes back live.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual ok to clarify what I meant was on the dji camera, when its streaming video, the second it loses internet or it gets spotty, the camera loses its connection or its verry spotty in signal, the video stream ends and on the screen of the dji camera says "continue last livestream". Now when I tried it, it was using the camera connecting to a cloud server using a modem. So when I would get spotty signal, the camera feed will disconnect and get the message above which wouldn't auto connect back to rtmp but the stream would continue on a brb screen but wouldn't know the camera lost connection. I'm bad at explaining lol so my question is if using your method will work in the camera not lose connection to the rtmp server even under spotty connection?
@@juniqr That still has NOTHING to do with this solution.
What you are describing is, that you RTMP stream your camera directly to a server, or Twitch or UA-cam across the internet.
WIth this solution, your RTMP stream is from your camera to the wireless router to the Belabox encoder. Everything beyond that is handled by Belabox. If your internet disconnects, gets spotty or has any other problems, your camera doesn't know, that that is the case. It just continues to stream to Belabox. Belabox will re-establish the connection automatically as long as that stream is active.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual awesome! that answered my question! Thank you
Can this setup work?
A setup like:
- using the Action 3 just to capture the Vídeo
- use a cable in Action 3 to maintain the Action 3 working "endlessly"
- use a externa mic directly through belabox to capture audio better
- send the video and the audio to a PC in home
A "endlessly" setup for POV stream... 'cause the action 3 not work charging, recording and using a external mic at the same time
I know that the "Sony white cam" works (I don't know the name of the model)
That won't work, because Belabox does not offer the option to select a different audio device, when you stream to it via RTMP. The way you can achieve this is using the new DJI Osmo Action 4 via USB webcam (DJI finally has added stabilisation to the webcam mode in the OA4) and then you can select a different microphone in Belabox.
Tks!! @@EmeraldAudiovisual
Hi there bud,
Would this work with the orange Pi 5 encoder, I want to stream rock climbing / mountaineering & if there's someway stream in a good quality wireless with very limited bandwidth that would be incredible.
The Orange Pi5 is not supported by Belabox. The Orange Pi5 Plus is supported though. You can see the supported rk3588 boards at www.belabox.net/rk3588
And yes, the RTMP ingest feature works on all variants of Belabox.
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply & all the content you release has been so damn helpful@@EmeraldAudiovisual
Apologies, I did mean the orange PI 5 +, this whole field is so confusing when you're not super experienced haha.
This is what I'm hoping to do, do you think this would work -
Using the Osmo action 4 camera, output wireless via RTMP to the orange PI 5+ using the DJI app connected to a portable modem, similar to the LP link one in this video, then using the BELABOX software on the orange PI 5 + have this encoded to H265 and transmitted to an SRT, then use OBS to transit the video feed from that IP address to kick/twitch?
I wonder if I could use the wireless DJI mic 2 as well... I want to try and provide the absolute best quality mountaineering and exploration footage all live, just the mixture of bandwidth concerns & making sure I get good video stabilization.
Thank you so much again!
@@willsillett1832 Just be aware, that Belabox does not output SRT. It outputs SRTLA, so you will need a Belabox Cloud subscription also.
But yes, above is what a lot of people do. And if you haven't bought the board yet and only want to use it with the DJI Osmo Action 4, then the Radxa Rock 5A is the best choice there. It's the smallest board/form factor and the easiest to power. It will support both RTMP and USB webcam for the DJI Osmo Action 4.
The DJI Mic 2 is supposedly coming on the market as a standalone product next week. At least, that's what the rumours say.
You are the absolute best.@@EmeraldAudiovisual
Thank you so much, I'll go for the Radxa Rock 5A, I was just a bit concerned with setting up Belabox on it as there's less general information on it, I also found that board hard to find when looking to purchase it.
Do you happen to have discord or business email address I could contact you on, I'm very eager to get these last sections set up as well as can be, I'd be willing to pay for your time.
@@willsillett1832 Depending on where in the world you are, the Radxa boards can be got from Okdo in the UK and US or Allnet in China. RS Radionics also has them, but is often low on stock.
I am on the Belabox discord and that's also your best place to find help with these.
The installation of the Rockchip boards is exactly the same as with the Jetson Nano boards and if you go for an eMMC, there now is a sdcard eMMC installer image for these, so it's super straight forward. Just follow RationalIRLs video on www.belabox.net
Even if the software is always the worst thing about this kind of product and I was expecting to be disappointed (I'm talking about the DJI), I still find it shameful the limitations we have with the Action 3 in streaming mode, not being able to access the type of stabilization and not being able to have the horizon balancing mode super qualitative while the camera can technically do it since I managed to activate it only twice by looking for a bug in the camera. We really have access to very few settings in streaming mode, and this camera interests me ONLY for the streaming mode.
This video is not about the DJI. It's about how to use wireless RTMP with Belabox. You can pick any camera you want, that has this capability.
The issue you're going to have, is that all other options are worse.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual I agree exactly! That's why I chose DJI.
Besides, it made me want to try again, and I think I figured out how to recreate the bug! 😄
@@EmeraldAudiovisual After, we see here especially the RTMP address that works with DJI. I tried to stream an RTMP stream with this address from an OBS on a computer connected to the right local network, with the right IP address. But if it works well with my DJI, if I can stream RTMP from an OBS by sending to the RTMP address of a MonaServer, sending from this OBS to the Belabox using this address does not work. It is while searching for a solution to this problem that I arrived here. I still have to find the missing subtlety in the address.
I had the same kind of problem when I wanted to stream the content of the Action 3 to a MonaServer a month ago, the address that people were using on tutorials worked as :1935 without ending the address with "/", even from other DJI devices with Mimo. And Action 3 REFUSES to stream if there is no "/" at the end of the address.
Good stream in any case! 😉
@@EmeraldAudiovisual AND you just gave me the answer in a BELABOX discord message. Bravo, it is you in a roundabout way who brings me the answer! Too strong. 😄😄
@@AlexandreWill For OBS, you remove the last element of the URL (in this case "live") and you use it as the stream secret.
hi Bonding is Free ? No Mensual Fee ?
WIth Belabox, you have both options: you can either subscribe to Belabox Cloud ($10/month), which is serious good value compared to other services or you can build your own relay. I have already made a video on how to do so: ua-cam.com/video/HdXAc8GyEyU/v-deo.html
what max bitrate for 1080p via RTMP can have popular action cams - GoPro 8,9,10,11? DJI Osmo Action 3? another? i see that here is the issue, below 6 mbit is quite low quality...
DJI Action 2, Osmo Action 3 1080p 6000 Kbit, GoPro 8, 9, 10, 11 approx 4500 Kbit. Can be pushed to 8000 Kbit with a special app, but not reliable.
A popular option is also streaming with an iPhone and Larix via RTMP to Belabox, as the iPhone can't do bonding.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual what special app? so i think that you suggest better is to use in that wireless RTMP to SRT streaming a DJI cameras. for GoPro the 4500 kbit is far not enough for 1080p :(
@@EmeraldAudiovisual is a DJI Action 2 Live streaming via wifi rtmp works without any additional base, only with that 50g main module with camera?
@@kamileqone a couple misconceptions: Belabox does not transmit SRT. It transmits SRTLA, which is an extended version of SRT with bonding added.
Belabox enables you to stream with multiple modems, load balanced, automatic failover, adaptive bitrate and h265, thus saving bandwidth at higher quality.
So the idea is RTMP (even when using Larix) h264 to Belabox via Wifi, then transcoded to SRTLA/h265. From there it goes to Belabox Cloud, which bonds the connections on the other side into one stream again and sends it as SRT/h265 to your OBS or cloud OBS provider.
The app to get up to 8000 Kbit/s bitrate out of a GoPro is called "Streamer for Heros" or "Streamer for GoPro" (I think it changed name at some point). When it works, it works great, but it can be unreliable to start the stream.
As for your other question: yes, the DJI Action 2 can stream RTMP over Wifi without the power or dual-display module. The wifi in the Osmo Action 3 is much improved though. And between my DJI Action 2 cams, one has bad wifi the other one great, but I think that is because the one with bad wifi is a very very very early model. I bought both the dual-display and the power combo, when they were launched, so the camera, that came with the power base is 1-2 months newer.
Additionally, if you get the Smallrig cage for the DJI Action 2 for the camera module only and the magnetic base with the charge port, then you can even charge it with the cube only.
I do not recommend the Tilta nor the Ulanzi cage for the Action 2. They are both messy to fit.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual I know the concept of Belabox and RTMP to SRT(LA) streaming over WiFi. That is really nice feature for me, I am trying to make a MTB bike combo for streaming. Using GoPro 8, 9 or 10 via wifi rmpt is low quality and not really reliable. Using via HDMI out of Media-mod it is quite big on helmet, heavy and buggy. Thank You for reply very detailed and great videos and inspirations. I think that 6 mbit/s for 1080p over WiFi H264 is minimum and then we can compress it with H265 and sent over SRTLA about 3,5-4 mbit/s and could be 'nice' quality
Can i connect jetson nano to a pocket wifi? Thanks
Do you mean using the RTMP over Wifi from a DJI Osmo Pocket 3, then yes. You can do that the same way.
I mean , i saw you connect a home ethernet cable to jetson nano, what if i only have pocket wifi, how can i connect to jetson nano? Thanks
@@Teboy Belabox takes ethernet, wifi and usb modems. If you want to connect to a mifi ( a portable 4G or 5G wifi modem ), then you just need a little wifi dongle. Like the one, that is plugged into one of the USB ports of my Jetson.
Thank you so much❤
Is it stable after 5 hours or more? thx
That entirely depends on your setup. The encoder can run for days. It all depends on all the other things, like batteries, your bandwidth etc.
Can I use a tp ac600 instead?
Any router should work, as long as you have a way to power it. The travel routers, that I recommeded, are handy because they are low power usage and USB powered.
Thanks
im confused on how this is wireless live streaming, because ur connected by the ethernet cable
The camera is streaming wirelessly to the encoder. The ethernet cable is connected to a 4G/5G modem.
is there another way to run belabox without using the cloud service, cuz its subscription based@@EmeraldAudiovisual
and did you ever make a setup video on the TBS 2603SE, and is there a way to bond the network?@@EmeraldAudiovisual
@@andy_truongi have not made a setup video on the TBS2603SE, but SprEEEzy has a pretty good one. I will make one as part of my IRL series eventually. Bonding for the TBS2603SE, you would need an external bonder like Speedify for that one. Not really optimal and by now, you might as well go with Belabox, if you want bonding.
that is pity that when usign GoPro Hero 9 maximum bitrate via paid custom app "Live Streaming" is 8000 kbps but still the quality is poor. I have much better quality via HDMI in GoPro Hero 7. I have many issues widh media mod and HDMI in GoPro Hero 8 and Hero 9.
8k bitrate can now also be achieved via GoPro Labs. But only for the Hero 11 and 12: ua-cam.com/video/XoFMls_klbY/v-deo.html
@@EmeraldAudiovisual is that true 8000 kbps bitrate? i tried with altenrate software and gopro 9 but it was terrible
Seriously you use dhcp for streaming? o0 I understand you try to use cheap setups.. Maybe some of us have deified you... But i was thinking you was more elegant than that... :_(
If that's your attitude, then you don't understand networking. You also have to consider the limitation of some platforms, that won't work, when you start defining static IPs. DHCP has it's purposes and is actually required in some scenarios. I'm actually a network engineer, so I know, when DHCP is appropriate and when not.
@@EmeraldAudiovisual I admire your work and I appreciate your effort, but not configuring even a mac reservation and having to check the local IP before each livestream seems to me to be a system that is not very tolerant of errors. I am sorry for the tone of my first message. All the best.
@@_River_Stone_ Not every router allows you to make a mac reservation, so that you have the same IP address every time. Especially the portable travel routers and MIFI units are bad for this. Some don't even let you change subnets.
I also try to keep my videos as generic and universally usable for everyone and every type of kit without overloading them with the technical details. A lot of people, that dabble into IRL don't have much understanding of the technical or network side of things.
Additionally on for example Android hotspot and Apple iOS Personal Hotspot, you can't even look the leases up.
And some Android phones change their hotspot IP addressing every single time you enable it.
My own setup actually uses a Mikrotik Routerboard hAP ac lite as access point for access of devices (access to Atem Mini, Belabox, Cosmostreamer, etc.), where everything has fixed DHCP leases and always is in the same place, but explaining that in a video to a non tech would just end in disaster. The original Atem Mini can't even handle DHCP and needs a fixed IP, that is in the DHCP range exclusion zone.
I use netgear m1 for these tasks.
I have a friend who bought this tp-link TL-WR902AC following the instructions in your video, he has problems with interference and disconnections in his wifi and it has been very frustrating trying to help him, we cannot change the channel or the frequency of it to solve it ...
I'm afraid that to do IRL in environments with many Wi-Fi this setup may cause problems...
Thanks for your time ;)
@@_River_Stone_ The problem with the Netgear Nighthawk M1 is, that when it looses it's mobile data, it also drops all the wifi connection and then your camera goes offline.
That's the reason, I'm using a seperate router/access point for the camera. I'm currently testing the Gl.inet Mango, to see if that is more reliable than the TP-Link Router, but no verdict yet.