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Broadcast options

At the moment, the service supports the h264 and H.265 (HEVC) codecs, and it is planned to expand the list of supported codecs in the future.

⚠️ The Hevc codec is used only for the YouTube platform

The most common protocol, RTMP, is supported, and it is planned to add the SRT and RTSP protocols in the near future.

Supported protocols are RTMP and SRT.

⚙️RTMP is a classic and most common way to transmit video.

It has been around for a long time and is supported by almost all platforms.

It is suitable if you have a stable internet connection and do not require ultra-low latency.

Pros:

• Easy setup.
• Supported almost everywhere.

Cons:

• May experience lag when the network is unstable.
• No built-in data encryption.

🚀SRT is a newer and more modern protocol.

It handles poor internet connections better and provides a smoother stream.

Additionally, SRT encrypts data, making transmission more secure.

Pros:

• It works consistently even with a weak connection.
• There is less latency between your stream and the viewer.
• Additional data protection.

Cons:

• Not supported by all platforms (some are still testing).
• Setting up is a little more complicated than with RTMP.

🧭 What to choose:

• If you are just starting and have a stable internet connection — choose RTMP__.
• If reliability is important

This is one of the main parameters that determines the quality of the broadcast. More detailed