This article applies to the following ScreenBeam products:
Recommended System Requirements
- Windows 10
- Version 20H2 or later
- Processor: Intel Core i7 (8th generation) 1.8 GHz (or equivalent AMD-based)
- Memory: 8 GB or more
- Wireless: Intel Dual-Band Wireless AC 82xx or better
- Wi-Fi Miracast: Miracast over Infrastructure Network (MS-MICE) | How to identify
- macOS
- Version 10.16 or later
- Processor: Intel Core i7 (8th generation) 1.8 GHz or Apple M1
- Memory: 8 GB or more
- Wireless: 802.11 Wireless AC
- Airplay mirroring
Best Known Configurations
Configuration #1: All-in-one USB Conference Camera or Video Bar
- All-in-one camera connects to one of the ScreenBeam USB 2.0 ports
- Power on the all-in-one camera with its own power adapter
Configuration #2: USB conference cam and USB speakerphone
- USB camera connects to one of the ScreenBeam USB 2.0 ports
- USB speakerphone connects to the other ScreenBeam USB 2.0 ports
- If the USB camera or speakerphone comes with its own power adapter, make sure to plug it in and turn it on
- Or use a Powered USB hub if the USB device(s) does not include a power adapter and does not function properly
Recommended Network Configuration
Ethernet (ScreenBeam receiver)
- 1Gbps (or better)
Wireless (user device):
- 802.11ac 5GHz (best performance)
- -67dBm (or better)
- Ping response time below 15ms for stable performance
Ports
- 7250 TCP bidirectional (Control)
- 7236 TCP bidirectional (RTSP - Video and Audio stream)
- 24030 UDP bidirectional (RTP)
Discovery (must support one of the following methods)
- ScreenBeam IP Broadcast in Probe Response Frame (enabled by default)
- Port: 53 UDP bidirectional (DNS discovery)
- Port: 5353 UDP bidirectional (mDNS discovery)
ScreenBeam Conference software
- Port: 23030 TCP bidirectional (ScreenBeam Conference service)
- Port: 9554 TCP bidirectional (ScreenBeam Conference communication)
- Port: 27182 TCP (Loopback interface for camera peripheral feed)
- Port: 9999 & 16669 TCP (ScreenBeam Conference service)
QoS settings
- Miracast over infrastructure (MS-MICE) uses RTSP to setup streaming and RTP via UPD for underlying transport protocol while mirroring.
- Miracast sets DSCP markings by default of CS5.
- Bandwidth - Up to 15Mbps
- Airplay uses HTTP server to setup streaming and RTP over TCP for the underlying transport protocol while mirroring.
- Airplay sets DSCP markings by default of CS4.
- Bandwidth - Up to 12Mbps
Security Software
- Make sure client security software is not blocking loopback communication.
- Include exception for localhost/127.0.0.1
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