In this video, 2NU Video Engineer Build explains every step in the process of sending a Peer to Peer SRT feed over the internet from one OBS, to another.
This tutorial explains every step, and explains why and how port forwarding, static IPs, and more works along the way. I hope you learn something!

If you already know how port forwarding and networks work, skip to here: 10:26

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TIMESTAMPS:

SRT Receiver :

0:00 - Intro
0:32 - Public and private IP addresses
1:49 - Setting a static local IP address Through your router
2:41 - How to find router admin login
3:20 - Setting a static local IP on my router
4:20 - Setting a static local IP through Windows
6:49 - Pick a port
7:25 - Port forwarding on my router
8:29 - How does DNS work?
9:35 - Free dynamic DNS
10:21 - Allow the port through Windows firewall
11:25 - How to receive SRT in OBS

SRT Sender (slower):

13:36 - Sending SRT to receiver OBS
15:20 - Video settings
16:04 - high latency explanation

SRT Sender (faster):

16:21 - Setting up a custom ffmpeg output
16:48 - ffmpeg settings
18:40 - Start “streaming”
20:09 - Last minute video settings check
20:36 - Multiple cameras
21:02 - Outro

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