Input stream is the entry point to Streamrun from you broadcast softare or device.

Settings

• Input format
  • Select video orientation (Horizontal or Vertical) or select Dual HD for combined horizontal and vertical streaming
• No signal image
  • Set an image to show if the input is offline by selecting a file from the drop down list, or use File manager to upload a new image.
    • 1920x1080 PNG for horizontal input
    • 1080x1920 PNG for vertical input
    • 2640x1280 for Dual HD 2640 (template)
    • 2000x1280 for Dual HD 2000 (template)
    • 1760x854 for Dual HD 1760 (template)
• Stream URLs
  • Copy one of these URLs to your broadcasting software. The URL contains a streamkey. If your software asks for one, leave the field empty.
  • RTMP supports AVC, HEVC, and AV1 video codecs and it's universally supported. This is a good option with stable connection
  • SRT supports AVC and HEVC codecs. This is often a better option in mobile or unreliable networks with occasional packet loss, assuming your broadcasting software has SRT support

Broadcasting guidelines

Streamrun supports a wide variety of resolutions, frame rates, bitrates, video codecs, and streaming protocols. By default, you should be able to use whatever setup you've previously used for live streaming.

Video resolution

• CPU plan
  • Standard video: Up to Full HD (1920x1080)
  • Horizontal & Vertical video simultaneously: Two Streamrun Inputs or Dual HD
• GPU plan
  • Up to 4k
• Framerate up to 60 fps

Video codec

• AVC (H.264), HEVC (H.265), AV1

Video bitrate

• Higher is better. Anything up to 25 Mbps can be used
• Recommended minimums
  • 6 Mbps for broadband streaming
  • 3 Mbps for mobile/IRL streaming

Audio codec and bitrate

• AAC codec. Recommended bitrate 160 kbps

Streaming protocols

• RTMP (AVC / HEVC / AV1 codecs supported)
• SRT (AVC / HEVC codecs supported)

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