videoQC software supports playing back a variety of network audio/video IP protocols including: UDP, RTP, RTSP, SRT, NDI and SMPTE 2110/2022. This document describes how to access network streams with videoQC.
videoQC Network Stream Playback
You can use videoQC to view a variety of network streams. To attach to a network IP stream, run videoQC and select "open stream". If you want to automatically attach to a stream from a browser link, precede any of the links below with videoqc:// and the browser will load videoQC and the stream automatically. For instance:
videoqc://srt//10.0.0.192:5000?mode=caller&password=823ru8ojw&latency=90&buffering=60&comment=localPCStream
This will bring up the Open url dialog
This is where you can enter the network URL. It will also remember the last 10 URLs you have used.
- UDP - udp://239.254.10.10:4000
- Multicast or direct address plus port
- RTP - rtp://239.254.10.10:5000
- Multicast or direct address plus port
- Also supports TR-01
- SRT - srt://172.12.16.24:5000?mode=listener&password=thisisapassword
- Multicast or direct address plus port
- mode=
- listener
- caller
- rendezvous (not supported yet)
- password=<password>
- user=<user>
- Reader Only Settings:
- MinFramesToBuffer=# the minimum number of frames to leave buffered (default: 2)
- FramesToBuffer=# the maximum allowed number of buffered frames (default: 20)
- RTSP - rtsp://192.100.10.10/video+audio
- The RTSP string is completely dependent on the source
- NDI - ndi://USER-PC (Logitech QuickCam 9000)
- The string after ndi:// will be defined by the stream source.
- The dialog will attempt to find local streams and populate the pulldown menu
- SMPTE 2110/2022
- See the Net-X-Code or Network Video Analyzer setup
- videoQC browser links
- Precede any of the above with videoqc:// and remove their colon. So udp://239.50.50.50:2000 becomes
- videoqc://udp//239.50.50.50:2000
For more details on streaming URLs:
Using Streaming URLs
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