Streaming to SubC Edge
SubC SercureEdge is an additional service that requires the installation of Edge Server on your LAN and Edge service License added to your DVR+O service License.
See Internal Network - SecureEdge for details.
To stream a DVR+O channel to your Edge Server, you must first, configure a DVR+O Channel with video input (i.e. Rayfin, Capture Card, IP Camera, etc.)
Next, select Menu → Edge to connect to your Edge Server
Server
Edge Server IP Address - enter your Edge Server IP address.
Auto Reconnect - select this checkbox if you want to automatically reconnect to this Edge Server.
Connect - click to connect to the Edge Server.
Network Stats
Server - shows the IP of the Edge Server
Status - Unknown - will change to Success, once you’ve connected to the Edge Server.
Latency (ms) - Latency refers to the delay in network traffic between your PC and the Edge server.
Jitter (ms) - Jitter is when packets arrive at the destination in a different order than they were sent. (Typically caused by network congestion, route changes, etc.) The longer it takes for packets to arrive, the more jitter can negatively impact the video and audio quality.
Packet Loss % - Packet Loss happens when packets traveling across the network fail to reach the destination (usually caused by network instability and/or congestion).
Video
Encoder & Bitrate (Kbps) - You can change these values using the drop-down field before you start streaming the Channel to the Edge Server (while streaming is active, these fields are not editable)
Edge Output Streaming Address: This field will automatically populate with the URL address containing your DVR+O system IP Address:Port/Hostname/alfa-numeric string that uniquely identifies the Channel.
You can copy & paste this URL into a web browser to view the Edge streaming video Channel in another window.
Once the Channel is configured with video Input and DVR+O is connected to the Edge Server,
Click the Start Edge Streaming button in the bottom, center, right tray.
The Edge Streaming button will change to include a red square - indicating that the Channel is now actively streaming to the Edge Server. Click this button again to Stop the Channel streaming to the Edge Server.
With the current Channel streaming to the Edge Server selected, select Menu → Edge Stream to see the details of your Channel’s streaming to the Edge Server.
Again, you can now copy & paste the Edge Output Streaming Address URL into a web browser to view the Edge streaming video Channel in another window.
