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The video you want is server-protected. That means here the server makes a temporary access token for each connection. One link today will not always work tomorrow because that token has expired. So each time you must know how to create a fresh token for access. Since that is difficut we use a next system (middle man) that can already do it for us....

For example using this downloader site as middle-man, GetVideo.at, you can get a JSON array of links by giving the url =VIDEO_URL where VIDEO_URL is your link to video page (Dailymotion, Youtube, Vimeo etc).

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NOTE: I don't use Ruby, to use this second method, your app must always check that Getvideo.at link for a JSON of the correct links. JSON is just text... So either use Ruby's JSON parser or just use String functions to extract the link text. If you put that link to a String variable you can do something like below in the video tag:

I am trying to develop a video conferencing application using Red5 as server and Flash and Adobe Air as the client sides. After learning how to create a simple video chat application using Flex,I am confused that how can we stream videos of many people in a conference to the same rtmp url?my rtmp url is: rtmp://localhost/MyFirstRed5Server

Now I am not being able to understand the logic here.I need different URL's for different user or I can stream all of the users' video to the same rtmp url? I am a beginner so please do not mind the ambiguities in my question and also my English. I just need some heads up. Any help will be appreciated.

2. Once the pop-up window is available, we suggest naming the Twitch account you want to stream to.

3. Next, enter rtmp://live.twitch.tv/app/ in the RTMP URL. For Twitch, the RTMP URL will always be this address.

I did that for a number of channels over here in Germany. It seemed that the rtmp link I needed was always confuscated heavily in nested html/css pages. Very tedious to figure them out.

I ended up working along this wiki for the channels here. There is a great small Java app linked there that smoothens the procedure a lot! Don't have a link in english, sorry.

I need to send my rtmp link to another person im using this format rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2/Name_webcastBut this doesn't work, i tried on vlc without luck.I don't know if that link is for input, i need the output, so anyone can re-stream my live webcast.

When you end a recurring event, the URL of each archive from that event will include a unique video ID that is different from the general event ID. This allows for differentiating the individual videos within an event series after they are no longer live. Keep this in mind when sharing links to your event versus a specific archive from that event.

I've URL encoded the RTMP URL in the same form as the above link shows. I've tried numerous different formats for the URL. Command being run and the error that it gets is (with the URL censored to remove any possibly sensitive information):

This article explains how to set up a custom RTMP stream/recording integration in the Pexip web app and how to schedule and record a conference, and then how to manage those recordings. You may also need to refer to our related articles that describe how to set up your custom RTMP links for your specific streaming service.

Scheduling an event is useful if you want to share a link in advance with your streaming/recording audience who are not participants in the call. It also provides a reminder to you in advance of the event, when you go to the Pexip app, that you need to start the streaming/recording.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to configure the Nginx web server to host an independent RTMP video stream that can be linked and viewed in different applications. RTMP, the Real-Time Messaging Protocol, defines the fundamentals of most internet video streaming. You will also learn how to host HLS and DASH streams that support more modern platforms using the same technology.

While ffmpeg is running, you can connect to your RTMP stream from a video player. If you have VLC, mpv, or another media player installed locally, you should be able to view your stream by opening the URL rtmp://your_domain/live/stream in your media player. Your stream will terminate after ffmpeg has finished playing the video. If you want it to keep looping indefinitely, you can add -stream_loop -1 to the beginning of your ffmpeg command.

Note: You can also stream directly to, for example, Facebook Live using ffmpeg without needing to use Nginx-RTMP at all by replacing rtmp://localhost/live/stream in your ffmpeg command with rtmps://live-api-s.facebook.com:443/rtmp/your-facebook-stream-key. YouTube uses URLs like rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2. Other streaming providers that can consume RTMP streams should behave similarly.

Save and close the file. The stat.xsl file from this configuration block is used to style and display an RTMP statistics page in your browser. It is provided by the libnginx-mod-rtmp library that you installed earlier, but it comes zipped up by default, so you will need to unzip it and put it in the /var/www/html/rtmp directory to match the above configuration. Note that you can find additional information about any of these options in the Nginx-RTMP documentation.

The Nginx-RTMP module supports both standards. To add HLS and DASH support to your server, you will need to modify the rtmp block in your nginx.conf file. Open /etc/nginx/nginx.conf using nano or your preferred editor, then add the following highlighted directives:

As of today, 10/31/2022 the following command does not work properly. The file does not exist when I try to run it. I ended up getting the xsl file from the github repo. I did do a find on the system and was unable to find any stat.xsl.gz available, so it appears they may not package this file any longer with the rtmp module. Please update accordingly or let me know if I am wrong.

When generate web pages, for instance, military category, all app is military. The url of chat room is rtmp://yourdomain.com/military/rock, while the encoder publish this stream, and all player play this stream.

1. All Reolink IP cameras (except for battery-powered cameras and B1200/D1200/B800/D800/B500/D500/B400/D400/E1/Reolink Lumus) support RTSP. E1 Pro also supports RTSP, but it does not support RTMP.

By reading the link I provided above you'll probably guess that I've read a lot on the net before coming to the solution which, by the way, is proven working. Furthermore, it doesn't only work with this source but with a dozen more sources aplying the same principle.

Hi all, I've just got a new 510A IP camera and I was under the impression that I could livestream directly to Youtube WITHOUT using a third party encoder?

I understood that using RTMP (not rtSp) that the camera settings would allow me to paste in the Youtube magic key.......

The problem is there isn't anywhere in the settings to paste a key for RTMP?

All the help docs at Reolink seem to address using RTSP and also using an encoder .... this isn't needed with RTSP I thought...?

Any thoughts?

Regards

@muppet_652097732632624 Reolink has this article on the web. (note that we cannot post actual URLs, so I have removed the "web part":

support.reolink.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007010473-How-to-Live-View-Reolink-Cameras-via-VLC-Media-Player

RTMP is just one streaming protocol, albeit a powerful one. The custom RTMP link opens up unlimited possibilities for users to stream their pre-recorded videos anywhere as long as they have a valid RTMP URL and streaming key. It is widely recognized in the streaming industry for its commendable features such as the following:

Are there certain flags I have to enable during compilation of ffmpeg? My version has librtmp enabled. I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing wrong here but it looks like ffmpeg is still going into client mode even though I specified the listen flag.

Try to use static build of ffmpeg without librtmp. You can download it from the website, or build by yourself. I've got the same problem, but without this lib I could run ffmpeg listener. Also when I tried to stream to external rtmp host, I've got issue when streaming unexpectedly stop. As described in the end of this ticket

In thle link, the last part is a temporary file, which is read by vlc. I believe, you can change its name, but it must be the same as in the nginx.conf. I did not test this, as I made my description in the forum from several other blogs, but the description from me is tested and working.

I changed my MTU size and firewall to optimize the connection, but yesterday morning everything work without problems but in the evening it just doesn't wanna work anymore. I did a test to make sure the connection was stable and it was completely stable. I have read that these problems are serversided, is there a problem somewhere? I have the same issues with OBS at home when i try to stream to a teams live rtmp. e24fc04721