Optimal latency with SRTStreamerPRO

Users of SRTStreamerPRO often ask: “What will the latency be if we stream to a studio and receive a return signal?” SRTStreamerPRO isn’t just a broadcasting tool—it’s also a handy solution for two-way communication. For example, you can:

• Receive two return channels via SRT (e.g., for live interviews or studio intercom).

• Output them to SDI devices (cameras, monitors).

How We Measured Latency To simulate real-world conditions, we set up a test bench:

• SDI camera → SRTStreamerPRO → remote proxy-server + SRTMiniServer (simulating distance between location and studio) → SDI monitor (echo)

Results: ✅ Full round-trip latency (Glass-to-Glass, G2G): Just over 1 second. ✅ One-way latency: Around 600 ms on average. Why Does This Matter? Bottom line: With SRTStreamerPRO, you get a reliable tool for professional streaming with predictable latency. 🚀