--- title: Encoder WebUI Overview description: "The main design feature of the V410 is the simplistic nature of the interface. From the main screen below, you can handle 95% of everything that you need for a stream. Below we will cover each section in detail, but…" url: "https://support.miri.tech/kb/encoder-webui-overview/" updated: "2026-06-30" category: V410 User Guides --- # Encoder WebUI Overview The main design feature of the V410 is the simplistic nature of the interface. From the main screen below, you can handle 95% of everything that you need for a stream. Below we will cover each section in detail, but the next image will be how it appears without any setting changes, sources, or streaming destinations. Starting with the left side of the screen: **Encoder:** This main screen will be where you select the source for each encoder. A feature of the V410 is the ability to have two seperate encoders. You will notice Encode 1 and Encode 2 tabs where you each select a source such as HDMI, SDI, NDI, USB Camera, or OMT. The V410 easily allows you to take an NDI source and turn it into a stream meant for CDN like YouTube, Castr, Restream, Generic RTMP, SRT, HLS and more. Encoder 1 and Encode 2 can choose the same source or they can be different sources. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-7-1024x612.png) As a real world example, the image below shows an HDMI input with several streaming destinations and encoding 2K via H265 at 12 Mbps. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-8-1024x604.png) **Monitor:** The monitor view allows you to see both encoders together as well as watch the bitrate and destinations. This view is designed to give assurance that your streams are going to their destinations. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-9-1024x607.png) **Selection of Source:** To select a source, you can click on what you would like and then click apply. If you select NDI or OMT source, an addition box appears to pick your correct IP source. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-12.png) ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-13.png) **Input State / Audio:** Each input will show the source, resolution, FPS, and audio sampling. In addition, audio meters will show across the up to 8 channels that are available. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-15.png) **Streaming Destinations:** The V410 is capable of streaming to multiple destinations at the same time if your bandwidth allows. The destination types must be similar in that RTMP, SRT, YouTube, Facebook, NDI HX2 could be enabled on the same encoder. You cannot combine the mentioned protocols with HDI HX3, NDI HB or OMT simply because the bitrate for RTMP as an example is under the minimum standards for NDI HX, NDI HB, or OMT. This is exactly why we built a device with dual encoders. You could be running all of your lower bit rate streams on Encoder 1 while you reserve Encoder 2 to stream a high bit rate via NDI HX3. High bit rate streams can only use one protocol at a time. Each stream that has been configured will remain and show up in the list. You simply toggle on each destination to go live on that platform. Each platform will then show bit rate or for SRT, additional information such as Packet Loss, Round Trip Time and more. Beside "Add Stream" there is a calendar function where you can schedule and setup reoccurring streams on a schedule. Each destination can have its own schedule. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-16.png) **Encoding Parameters:** **Video:** Selection of streaming resolution, codec, profile, bit rate and keyframes are all set in this section. You can choose to set resolution same as source which will keep video that carries a specific FPS value to that. You can also choose to either downscale or upscale video. A unique feature of the V410 is the ability to change bitrate on the fly without affecting your RTMP or SRT streams. After clicking apply, you will see the new bitrate value reflected in RTMP and for SRT, the bitrate will begin to slowly adjust as bitrate for SRT is calculated over time for the average. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-17.png) **Audio:**There are several audio options available such as selection of audio source for that encoder along with level adjustment. In addition, you can also choose channels based on the source. **Quick Tip:** The the VU meter on the front of the device is defaulted to Encoder 1, to change that to a different encoder, visit Setting -> Shortcut / LED and you will see "VU METER" change the dropdown to Encoder 2. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-24.png) **Recording:** Recording can be made to either the MicroSD card or USB Drive. You have several tools within Recording to assist in setup, file management and scheduling. When first inserting a MicroSD card or USB drive, it is helpful to click the Folder Icon and verify that the device uses the storage location. In this example, both a MircoSD and thumbdrive have been inserted. I can then choose to format, run a speed test and view any recordings made from the V410. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-18.png) The next area to setup will be Record Settings where you choose which device to record to (if multiple are inserted), the format and other actions such as what to do when the device become full. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-19.png) After recording, you can use the folder icon to view recorded files. Click on the drive you want to view and all recordings will show in a list where you can choose to download, delete and multi-select. This is a great way to download a recording onto your local device over your network even if the V410 is mounted in a remote location in your building. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-20.png) Much like Streaming Destination scheduling, you also have the option to schedule your recording. Simply click the calendar to begin to setup. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-21.png) **Advanced:** The V410 also has a few other features such as OSD Overlays, Cropping, Flip, and Rotate. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-22.png) **OSD Overlay:** On Screen Display (Visible on Stream / Not WebUI Preview) OSD Overlay allows you to upload .JPG images, add Text or Clocks to the output of each encoder. The output would be seen at the destination and is not seen on the device screen nor in the WebUI. This allows an easy method to apply a watermark, timecode or a simple text overlay. The items positioning can follow a generic setting or you can set to custom and move each item pixel by pixel. Images can be stored and toggled on / off as needed. ![](https://support.miri.tech/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/image-23.png)