Connection & network
How audio travels over the internet, Wi-Fi versus internet, DNS, firewalls, Starlink, delay.
10 articles
Guides
- Guide3 min readMy Wi-Fi is strong, but I'm having problemsFull Wi-Fi bars describe only the first few metres. Follow your audio's path to find the weak step, and what to do about it.
- Guide2 min readWhere the delay comes fromEach step between the speaker and the listener adds a little time: what is network, what is built in on purpose, and what you can shorten.
- Guide3 min readFast is not the same as steadyWhy a good speed test can still give choppy captions: upload, jitter and packet loss, how to measure them, and what to change.
- Guide2 min readCable, Wi-Fi, hotspots and StarlinkHow each kind of connection behaves with live audio, which to use for the computer that sends the sound, and what to keep as a backup.
- Guide2 min readCrowded venue Wi-FiWhen the room fills up, every phone shares the same Wi-Fi: keep your audio off it and give your audience a way around it.
- Guide7 min readThe connection checkTest this computer and network for a live event in about a minute: what each of the 12 steps tests, what its result means, and what to do.
- Guide5 min read🛰️ Supported Protocols (RTMP, SRT, WHIP)This article explains how to use InterScribe features effectively in your events.
- Guide4 min read📄 ️ Connecting OBS, vMix & Hardware EncodersIntegrate InterScribe with OBS, vMix, and hardware encoders for advanced setups.
- Guide4 min read📄 ️ Broadcast‑Quality Rack & Mixer ConfigurationsThis article explains how to use InterScribe features effectively in your events.