SRT is a very popular open source low latency video transmission protocol. Using SRT reliable transmission technology, it can successfully realize high-definition video transmission and distribution between the common Internet environment and multiple places. SRT technology is widely used in the field of video streaming. Because SRT can reduce latency, eliminate central bottlenecks, and reduce network costs. SRT's safe, stable, and fast transmission is the biggest advantage of SRT.

SRT's application on Kiloview encoders and decoders, view SRT User Manual

SRT allows direct connection between the source and target, in contrast to many existing video transmission systems that require a centralized server to collect signals from remote locations and redirect them to one or more Destinations. The central server-based architecture has a single point of failure that can also be a bottleneck during periods of high traffic. Transmitting signals through the hub also increases end-to-end signal transmission time and may double the cost of the bandwidth because two links need to be implemented: one from the source to the hub and the other from the center to the destination. By using a direct source-to-destination connection, SRT can reduce latency, eliminate central bottlenecks, and reduce network costs. See Main features of using the SRT encoder and decoder for live streaming

 As a multimedia player of the Video LAN Project, VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player. When you test the push-streaming effect of the SRT HD encoder, you can go for VLC software. This blog today will explain how VLC receives the SRT stream of Kiloview HD Encoder. See How does VLC Receive the SRT Stream of Kiloview HD Encoder.