Reference Guide

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My rewall/router is blocking RTMP streaming.
VidiU Go uses a set of ports for RTMP streaming. Make sure the required ports are allowed
through your rewall or router. The list can be found at https://support.teradek.com/hc/en-us/
articles/226177168.
What are the supported resolutions for each social media CDN?
Every live streaming platform’s specications are dierent, and generally change over time. Visit your
streaming platform’s website to nd supported resolutions.
Why is my stream choppy?
The most common cause of stream delay is the resolution:bitrate ratio. While nding the correct ratio
is determined by trial and error, here are some general recommendations:
Full HD: 1920 x 1080 / 12 Mbps
HD+: 1280 x 720 / 8 Mbps
HD: 1280 x 720 / 5 Mbps
High: 960 x 540 / 3 Mbps
Medium: 736 x 414 / 1.5 Mbps
Low: 480 x 270 / 800 Kbps
Mobile: 360 x 200 / 500 Kbps
Lowering the quality of streams can also improve stream upkeep.
Why is my stream suddenly chopping while streaming?
Intermittent Wi-Fi connections can cause instability even when streaming over Ethernet. If you
encounter issues while streaming over Ethernet, disabling Wi-Fi may help. To x this:
1. Scroll to Network Settings.
2. Select Wi-Fi.
3. Select Client. Turn Client mode to O.
Why does YouTube tell me my bitrate is too low?
VidiU Go is precongured to use adaptive bitrate which changes according to the user’s bandwidth.
This means that the bitrates can sometimes jump or dip depending on the stream, prompting a
message from YouTube. While this operation is completely normal, it may cause a message to
appear on the YouTube event control room page (pg. 17).
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