Wowza streaming engin, wowza CDN?

[hanyoung_Jung]

I have two questions.

Question 1.

I purchased a wowza streaming engine license and am using it.

I want to use wowza CDN, do I have to pay an extra fee to use wowza CDN?

Question 2.

WOWZA is installed in AWS EC2 and in use.

I received 4K 60fps video streaming and transcoded it.

The FPS was unstable when the video was checked at the receiving location (from 20 to 60 fps).

I wish I could see the FPS at 60fps on a regular basis.

I wonder if there is a solution.

[Karel_Boek]

1. You must sign up for Wowza CDN separately; you can do that here: https://www.wowza.com/pricing/wowza-cdn

2. This may be a problem with the encoder settings; check if the encoder has a fixed frame rate and a fixed key frame interval (e.g. 2 seconds); also check the connection between the encoder and the Wowza Server and make sure there are no dropped frames (check the Wowza Server logs)

[hanyoung_Jung]

Thank you for your answer.

As shown on the link, I should pay $0.055 for 1GB, right?

I thought waza streaming engine license would be free to use waza CDN. Is that right?

[Karel_Boek]

Yes, you must pay $0.055 per GB that is sent over Wowza CDN. And no, you don’t get CDN for free if you have a Streaming Engine license.