Configure Infomaniak Encoder for Video Streaming

This guide explains how to configure the Infomaniak encoder.

1. Default access and password configuration

Once the connections are made, the encoder will be accessible on your network at: 192.168.1.168

The configuration is done from a web browser at: http://192.168.1.168

• User name: admin
• Password : admin

As a first step, we invite you to set a strong password:

2. Network Configuration

If access to address 192.168.1.168 You can go directly to point 3.

Otherwise, if your network is configured in DHCP or if you want to set a different IP address, the page System > Network allows you to set the access settings. It may be necessary to contact your network administrator to make the various settings and authorize this new device at the level of your firewall.

3. Configuring the main stream

3.1. In the case of a single stream sent

We are in the case of:

• Cloud Transcoding => see point (1) and (1.3) of this guide
• or Monobitrate => see point (3) of this guide

Please adjust the following settings:

• The bitrate (kbit) and resolution ( encoded size) must be adjusted according to your needs.
• RTPP PUBLISH URL corresponds to the URL of publication indicated in your Manager in the flow configuration:

The encoder does not provide a stream key. It is therefore necessary to Concatenate the last one with the URL.

Example: rtmp://stream.vprimary.infomaniak.com/livecast?key=XXXXXX/stream

Valuesstreamand the password (key=XXXXXX) must be replaced by your personal data.

3.2. If more than one flow is sent

For more information on this case, please refer to point (2) and (2.2) of the this guide.

In case multiple streams are sent, you will be in a multibitrate mode with n encoded flows on the encoder.

Submenus Substream1, Substream2 and Substream3 enable to configure encoding up to 3 additional streams:

3.3 Audio Configuration

Audio input will have to be adjusted according to the connections made. Bitrate can also be adjusted according to the type of content. We recommend that you use the following codec: 128 Kbps AAFC at 44100 Hz.