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With a software release in early August 2017 the Portsdown can stream directly to batc.tv from the composite video input on the Eazycap dongle, enabling it to be used as a low power consumption streaming appliance at repeater sites. | With a software release in early August 2017 the Portsdown can stream directly to batc.tv from the composite video input on the Eazycap dongle, enabling it to be used as a low power consumption streaming appliance at repeater sites. | ||
| − | You do not need a Touchscreen to operate in streaming mode but you will need to enter your stream name via the console menu. Note all other parameters are pre-set to H264 encoding at 576Kbit/s without audio and | + | You do not need a Touchscreen to operate in streaming mode but you will need to enter your stream name via the console menu. Note all other parameters are pre-set to H264 encoding at 576Kbit/s without audio and 512Kbit/s with 2 channels of audio. |
To enter your stream name, log in to console mode as normal and select output mode from the main menu: | To enter your stream name, log in to console mode as normal and select output mode from the main menu: | ||
Revision as of 12:19, 5 August 2017
With a software release in early August 2017 the Portsdown can stream directly to batc.tv from the composite video input on the Eazycap dongle, enabling it to be used as a low power consumption streaming appliance at repeater sites.
You do not need a Touchscreen to operate in streaming mode but you will need to enter your stream name via the console menu. Note all other parameters are pre-set to H264 encoding at 576Kbit/s without audio and 512Kbit/s with 2 channels of audio.
To enter your stream name, log in to console mode as normal and select output mode from the main menu:
Select 3: Output mode
Select: BATC
Enter the "stream" listed on your BATC account page below the FMS URL:
