DistroAV - Network Audio/Video in OBS-Studio using NDI® technology 6.0.0

[airi]

I ran a test stream (5-minutes or so) to see if a log could figure out what was going on and this time it said there was an issue with max audio buffering (restarting source all the time because of it) could that be the root cause of all these problems?

If it is... why on earth would it get solved by reinstalling ethernet drivers?

Regarding this message, I was able to get around it by enabling 'Multi-Cast' in the actual NDI settings. I'm not sure why that magically makes it work, but it does. Would love to be able to use it normally without the multicast settings, but have yet to find the fix for it.

 

[rockbottom]

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[tyoung0240]

Hello,

I've just today had to download two C++ updates for obs studio and now DistroAV NDI no longer functions... all I get is a black screen on my streaming pc. log file from the stream pc is: https://obsproject.com/logs/CMSXqfRDLbCeTBDE... my apologies if this isn't the place for this. Not really sure how this works yet... only my 2nd post ever...

 

[airi]

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Yeah I've looked through this but couldn't find anything regarding my issue.

Just trying to figure out why my ethernet/network seems to be throttled for NDI without Multicast enabled, and when its enabled its not.

 

[djseblast]

Hi, from a mac im not having the output, using the new distroAV i cannot send the pgm nor the pvw signals but only dedicated to sources.


hola, desde un mac no puedo enviar la salida master del pgm ni del previo, solo puedo enviar la de fuente dedicada.

 

[FunkyJamma]

Having an issue with obs where the video sends but the audio is intermittent. This doesnt happen with the ndi tools studio monitor.

 

[FunkyJamma]

I cant figure out how to edit it but i figured out the problem and not sure how to solve it. I have 2 network cards one is 25gig which is computer to computer and the 1gig which is the one both computers use to access the internet. on the streaming computer if i disable the 1gig network everything works as should. But I cant stream this way because there's no internet access. As soon as I enable the 1gig card again it stops working so what is happening is that it is switching back to this network. I used the ndi tools and set access manager to use the preffered nic for the 25gig but this doesnt seem to make a difference. When checking on studio monitor everything works as it should.

 

[KattPhloxworthy]

I cant figure out how to edit it but i figured out the problem and not sure how to solve it. I have 2 network cards one is 25gig which is computer to computer and the 1gig which is the one both computers use to access the internet. on the streaming computer if i disable the 1gig network everything works as should. But I cant stream this way because there's no internet access. As soon as I enable the 1gig card again it stops working so what is happening is that it is switching back to this network. I used the ndi tools and set access manager to use the preffered nic for the 25gig but this doesnt seem to make a difference. When checking on studio monitor everything works as it should.

1. Which role is the OBS Studio setup you're working on assuming in the NDI context, sending, receiving, or both?

2. Which segment are you trying to move NDI over?

When OBS Studio is in the sending role, by way of the Tools/DistroAV menu item (and likely as a filter as well), the interface you select in the Settings/Advanced/Network/Bind to option. That will likely also dictate which interface you will stream over as well. Beam does a much better job by keeping this information within the plugin, separate from OBS Studio's network settings.

Hope this helps.

--Katt. =^.^=

 

[FunkyJamma]

1. Which role is the OBS Studio setup you're working on assuming in the NDI context, sending, receiving, or both?

2. Which segment are you trying to move NDI over?

When OBS Studio is in the sending role, by way of the Tools/DistroAV menu item (and likely as a filter as well), the interface you select in the Settings/Advanced/Network/Bind to option. That will likely also dictate which interface you will stream over as well. Beam does a much better job by keeping this information within the plugin, separate from OBS Studio's network settings.

Hope this helps.

--Katt. =^.^=

I'm sorry but I didnt understand any of this lol. I am trying to send gameplay to a dedicated stream pc. If I disable the 1gig card on the stream pc it sends it perfectly fine. But once i turn on the 1gig card in order to stream it stops working. It gets laggy with choppy sound and such because it switches to sending the data over through that.

Edit: I think i just understood what you said will check with the network bind and see how that works

 

[FunkyJamma]

1. Which role is the OBS Studio setup you're working on assuming in the NDI context, sending, receiving, or both?

2. Which segment are you trying to move NDI over?

When OBS Studio is in the sending role, by way of the Tools/DistroAV menu item (and likely as a filter as well), the interface you select in the Settings/Advanced/Network/Bind to option. That will likely also dictate which interface you will stream over as well. Beam does a much better job by keeping this information within the plugin, separate from OBS Studio's network settings.

Hope this helps.

--Katt. =^.^=

Setting the network bind in obs worked thank you.

 

[KattPhloxworthy]

Setting the network bind in obs worked thank you.

Awesome!

In my setup, were I to use NDI, the machines go over their own dedicated LAN, in this case a ten-gigabit ethernet segment hosted on its own connected, but separately-managed ten-gigabit switch, a Cisco Nexus N9372-TX-E. On the machines which only send NDI and one that receives and sends NDI, I set the bind to the interface on the ten-gigabit backbone. The final, receive-only machine is left on the default.

I'm glad you got things working!

--Katt. =^.^=