What should I check when an SRT connection does not start?
Confirm that one endpoint is Caller and the other is Listener, then compare the UDP port and encryption settings. Check the applicable firewall and change one setting at a time.
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Confirm that one endpoint is Caller and the other is Listener, then compare the UDP port and encryption settings. Check the applicable firewall and change one setting at a time.
Do not send passwords, SRT passphrases, API keys, private stream addresses, or unrelated personal information. Describe the mode, port, expected result, and visible status without including secrets.
A known test source separates the SRT path from camera capture. If the test arrives, check the selected camera and audio device next.
Check the device-to-window mapping first, then verify that window's destination, mode, port, and encryption settings without changing the working windows.
Check that the incoming MPEG-TS contains supported H.264 video and AAC audio. Then inspect video and audio controls separately so a muted channel is not mistaken for a network failure.
Choose the intended destination, confirm available storage, start with a short recording, and verify the resulting MPEG-TS file before relying on a longer recording.
It confirms the tested receiver and network path with the selected settings. It does not prove that a separate camera or encoder is configured correctly.
Confirm that the input is active first. Then check only the affected output's mode, destination, port, encryption, firewall, and receiving endpoint.
Give listeners on the same interface distinct UDP ports and maintain an explicit map between each instance, source, and destination.
Use Caller when connecting to a listening peer, Listener when waiting for a caller, and Rendezvous when both endpoints are configured for rendezvous. Match the mode and port at both ends before starting the test.
Confirm that both endpoints use the same passphrase and AES key length, then check the selected mode, port, and firewall. Do not include the passphrase in a support request.
Reload devices, confirm the camera is available in Windows, and choose a resolution/FPS combination that supports the camera's NV12 input. Close other applications that may hold the camera.
Start monitoring, then adjust CH1 and CH2 delay independently up to 500 ms while comparing the audio output with the video preview. Stop before changing devices.