Output locking
You can implement output locking to produce video outputs that are frame accurate with each other. Implement output locking to enhance output redundancy, or to implement distributed encoding.
When outputs are locked together, they are frame accurate with each other. Frame accuracy means that two frames with the same timecode are identical in the following ways:
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The same content—the same picture on the video frame.
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The same segment number, manifest data, and so on.
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The same presentation timestamp (PTS).
There are two ways to implement:
Note
The information in this section assumes that you are familiar with the general steps for creating an event.
Topics
- About output locking and frame accuracy
- Output locking use cases
- How output locking works
- How epoch locking works
- Output locking pools
- Output locking pairs
- Requirements for inputs and outputs
- Step 1: Design the workflow
- Step 2: Set up inputs in the events
- Step 3: Set up the global controls
- Step 4: Set up the output groups and outputs
- Step 5: Set up the video encodes
