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Local Streaming to Ryde

Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2025 12:09 pm
by G6MNJ
We are looking at automating our Ident on the local DATV repeater and wanted to run a stream from OBS into a Ryde receiver

I can see config.yaml in the ryde folder is where the location of the path to the batc servers stream from, can I simply replace this with a local IP address? Then in addition to this can the individual stream name be left blank?

Lastly what type of stream does OBS need to send rtp, udp etc?

Thanks for your guidance in advance

Paul G6MNJ

Re: Local Streaming to Ryde

Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2025 10:20 am
by G3GJA
Is the plan to use the HDMI output of the Ryde as a signal source?

If so, there is a much easier way of doing what you want by configuring OBS to output directly to a second HDMI port which would bypass the need to stream. Plug the HDMI connection in and then right mouse click the program output window where you will be able to add the new destination.

73

Clive G3GJA

Re: Local Streaming to Ryde

Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2025 10:30 am
by G8GKQ
Hi Paul

As Clive says, I'm sure that there are easier ways of doing what you are trying to achieve.

To specifically answer your question, no you cannot simply replace the BATC server address with a local address, unless there is an rtmp server running on that address. OBS can stream to an rtmp server, and then Ryde would connect to the rtmp server to pull and display the stream, but you can't go direct from OBS to Ryde.

Dave

Re: Local Streaming to Ryde

Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2025 4:08 pm
by g0mjw
I don't get it - a stream from OBS to a Ryde? Wouldn't you want to stream from the Ryde to OBS?

Anyway, if all you want to do is add a caption you could use ffmpeg to do this or maybe mess with the splash screen and/or overlay viewtopic.php?f=130&t=8054

Mike

Re: Local Streaming to Ryde

Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2025 10:06 am
by G6MNJ
Thank you all for your replies.

We are running OBS on a Pi5 and the original idea was use the 2nd HDMI port and output to that - however there is something wrong with this as OBS regardless of the screen you select outputs to the screen it is running on! Hence the thinking of streaming it across the room to our repeater.

I will try again re the 2nd screen option - maybe configuring it in config.txt might help?!

Or put a little server on one of the numerous Pi we have.

73 Paul