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  • Welcome to Video Transport
  • FAQ
  • Useful links
    • Control Panel
    • Get Support
    • Pricing
    • Download Demo Trial
    • Release notes
  • Basics
    • Use cases
    • Features
    • Licensing
    • Installing the software
    • Using Video Transport
    • System requirements
    • Network configuration
  • Tools
    • VT Publisher
    • VT Receiver
    • VT Guest
    • VT Web Guest
    • The Web Preview
    • VT Server
    • Control Panel
    • VT SDK
    • My Account section
  • Usage
    • SFU (Selective Forwarding Unit)
    • Disable NDI auto-location
    • UDP/TCP Tunneling
    • Mix-minus routing
    • Changing the audio bitrate
    • Partner License
    • Remote PTZ camera control
  • Troubleshooting
    • Can't connect to the signaling server
    • Streaming does not start
    • The Web Preview does not work
  • VT API
    • Quick Start
    • Connection to signaling
    • Managers
    • Channels
    • Properties reference
    • Errors reference
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Welcome to Video Transport

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What is Video Transport?

Video Transport, often referred to as VT, was first introduced as a way to . It is an easy-to-use tool to for 3 groups of scenarios: remote contribution (remote production), low-latency return link delivery or program feed monitoring and connecting remotely located SDI or NDI® workflows. With Video Transport, production teams can decrease contribution latency, improve production quality and keep their workflow under control.

Our low latency video streaming solution consists of several tools that can be used in different combinations depending on the particular :

  1. – a Windows app that makes selected NDI® or SDI feeds receivable by other tools in the solution.

  2. – a Windows app that can receive remote feeds from VT Publisher, VT Guest and the Guest Link and make them locally available as NDI® or SDI feeds.

  3. – a Windows app for remote anchors that grabs the speakers camera and displays the return feed from the studio.

  4. – a web page to use for remote contribution, allowing anyone to take part in a video production via almost any device.

  5. – a web-page that renders a feed received from the Publisher.

  6. – a UI-less combination of both Publisher and Receiver.

  7. – a way to control and monitor feeds via a browser-based interface.

All Video Transport tools are free to try and are available via a single download.

VT's place in the video ecosystem

Video Transport is designed to perform one important function: transfer video feeds between locations. It is not locked in within specific vendors or ecosystems and is designed to integrate seamlessly with two most common video workflows – NDI® and SDI (all VT applications support both on input and output). VT also merges the gap between broadcast workflows and the browser, allowing to both view feeds in low latency and contribute via a web camera.

Technology

Support

Video Transport is a video transmission technology based on our R&D in SRT and WebRTC. Video Transport applications are powered by MFormats, a . To learn more about SRT, read our interview with the architect, .

If you run into any questions, or would like to request a demo, please email .

Medialooks video SDK
Marc Cymontkowski
vt@medialooks.com
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use case
VT Publisher
VT Receiver
VT Guest
The Guest Link
The Preview Link
VT Server
The web-based Control Panel