The transmitter RealServer is the originator of the live broadcasts it sends to receiver RealServers. Links on Web pages point to the receiver, rather than to the transmitter. When a user clicks the link, the receiver recognizes the special URL and relays the stream from the transmitter to the client, thus providing faster, better quality broadcasts.

A transmitter can send its broadcasts via UDP, TCP or UDP multicast; the default is UDP unicast.

Refer to the documentation for detailed instructions on managing the settings for the fields below.

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Source Name
Broadcast Receivers
Add a new receiver to the listRemove the selected receiver from the list
Edit Receiver Name
Replace the selected receiver with the contents of the Edit Receiver box Source Path
Receiver IP Address or Hostname
Transport
Multicast Time to Live (TTL)

Error Correction Rate

Metadata Transmit Rate

Honor Resend Requests

Relay Live Broadcasts

Port Range
 to 
Security Type
Password
Pull Splitting Sources
Add a new pull splitting source to the listRemove the selected pull splitting source from the list
Edit Source Name
Replace the selected pull splitting source with the contents of the Edit Pull Splitting Source box Source Path
Listen Port

Security Type
Password
 Cancel un-applied changes