Configuring SRT Path Redundancy
You can configure the Makito X1 encoder to use redundant transport paths to ensure that content arrives at the decoder during an event. The Makito X1 encoder supports SMPTE 2022-7 style Path Redundancy in SRT Listener and Caller modes. The same content is sent over two SRT connections and network paths. If there is a failure on one of the transport links, the switchover to the other link will be seamless with no glitch on the video output and no interruptions.
To configure SRT path redundancy for a stream:
- Follow the steps in Configuring Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) to set up the SRT stream.
- On the Stream Detail View, select the TS over SRT protocol and Caller mode.
- Select Active-Active or Active-Backup for Path Redundancy and fill in the Destination Parameters for each path. For details, see the SRT Settings in Stream Settings.
- Fill out the remaining Destination, SRT Access Control and Link Parameters.
- Click Add Stream to start the stream connection.
Click the Statistics icon to see how the SRT streams are performing.
The following example shows the graphical statistics display for redundant transport streams:
Click Reset to reset the stream statistics.
Click Detailed Statistics to open the detailed statistics page.
From here you can:Select which path (or both) to display from the Show Paths dropdown (path redundancy must be enabled).
Adjust graphs to display the Delay and Bandwidth Used in the last: 5 minutes, 60 minutes, or 24 hours.
Click Reset to reset the stream statistics.
Click Download CSV to download the CSV file. The CSV file merges both paths.
- Click Back to Streams to return to the Streams List View.
Related Topics
- Stream Settings
- Stream Statistics
- "Haivision Path Redundancy: Hitless Switching and Resilient Video Streaming Over Unpredictable Networks" (White paper, available on https://www.haivision.com/resources/white-paper/)