Apple HLS with FFMpeg + CRTMPServer @ $0

[Madhawa Jayanath]

Hello Friends,

After very very long time I had a little free time:) so I'm wiling to share something you might be interested.

Here is a new method to implement Apple HLS with OSS @ $0. actually I'm running this system over a month in production environment . I notice this method is better than other commercial solutions out there. 

instructions are here http://pastebin.com/qZB8vzZP

Have a fun!!!

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Best regards,
Madhawa Jayanath

Software Engineering Manager
101 Global Co.,Ltd.
999/9 # 2409 Rama 1, Pathumwan
Bangkok, 10330. Thailand

INUM +883-510-07-403-6540
Tel. +66.840839412
FAX. +66.26480995


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[darkata]

Thanks work great !!

only a small improvement, creates a file main.m3u8, for example, with

#EXTM3U
#EXT-X-STREAM-INF:PROGRAM-ID=1,BANDWIDTH=256000
http://123.123.117.37/hls/abcd_live_256k.m3u8

#EXT-X-STREAM-INF:PROGRAM-ID=1,BANDWIDTH=128000
http://123.123.117.37/hls/abcd_live_128k.m3u8

On 31 mayo, 05:17, Madhawa Jayanath <madhawa1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Friends,
> After very very long time I had a little free time:) so I'm wiling to share
> something you might be interested.
>
> Here is a new method to implement Apple HLS with OSS @ $0. actually I'm
> running this system over a month in production environment . I notice this
> method is better than other commercial solutions out there.

> instructions are herehttp://pastebin.com/qZB8vzZP

> Have a fun!!!
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Madhawa Jayanath
>
> Software Engineering Manager
> 101 Global Co.,Ltd.
> 999/9 # 2409 Rama 1, Pathumwan
> Bangkok, 10330. Thailand
> INUM +883-510-07-403-6540
> Tel. +66.840839412
> FAX. +66.26480995
>
> Sent from my NoteBook® by Hand
>

>  <http://pastebin.com/qZB8vzZP>

[Madhawa Jayanath]

Hello Darkata,

You are welcome! also thank for the main.m3u8 :)

Yes, This method works well even better than Wowza. I'm talking about streaming system which has 60K/day visits.

if you have more viewers simple add more Nginx servers and rsync to them. then setup Haproxy (TCP load balancer).

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Best regards,
Madhawa Jayanath

Software Engineering Manager
101 Global Co.,Ltd.
999/9 # 2409 Rama 1, Pathumwan
Bangkok, 10330. Thailand

INUM +883-510-07-403-6540
Tel. +66.832551230

[C++ RTMP Server]

Hello guys,

Perhaps you should give EvoStream a spin. I know is not for free, but it has a nice trial. Besides, is not expensive either.
I'm sure you will love the pull/push functionality! Example:

#pull some streams
pullstream uri=rtsp://.... localstreamname=test1
pullstream uri=rtmp://.... localstreamname=test2
pullstream uri=dmpegtsudp://239.1.2.3:8765 localstreamname=test3

#record them
record localstreamnae=test1 pathToFile=/tmp/test1 type=flv
record localstreamnae=test2 pathToFile=/tmp/test1 type=ts
record localstreamnae=test3 pathToFile=/tmp/test1 type=flv

#create HLS out of them. For our example, let's consider them as 3 streams having different bitrates
#but same content (tv channel for example). Here is the HLS command
createhlsstream localstreamnames=test1,test2,test3 bandwidths=100,200,300 targetFolder=/var/www groupname=mytvchannel playlistlength=6 staleretentioncount=6 chunkonidr=1 chunklength=10 cleanupDestination=1

#that was with a lot of params, just to show you what it can do. In reality, you can omit many params and also the bit rate is detected
createhlsstream localstreamnames=test1,test2,test3 targetFolder=/var/www groupname=mytvchannel


#at the same time, we want to push some streams to bambuser, ustream.tv, etc
#let's go wild and also push it to some RTSP server
#let's go wilder and also create a multicast mpeg-ts out :)
pushstream uri=rtmp://user:pass...@bambusrer.domain.com/.... localStreamName=test1 targetStreamName=myStream1
pushstream uri=rtsp://user:pass...@some.domain.com/myStream.sdp localStreamName=test1
pushstream uri=mpegtsudp://239.0.0.3:7766 localstreamname=test2


So, guys, really, give it a spin. It can do MANY other things like bandwidth throttling, stream aliasing for anti-theft, clustering, HDS (beta), XML-RPC for interop, etc

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[darkata]

I hope to order another trial of evostream, I did not have time to
test it (an unexpected trip), but also I hope someday someone of
evostream respond to my two forms asking price

On 2 jun, 12:36, C++ RTMP Server <crtmpser...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello guys,
>
> Perhaps you should give EvoStream a spin. I know is not for free, but it has a nice trial. Besides, is not expensive either.
> I'm sure you will love the pull/push functionality! Example:
>
> #pull some streams
> pullstream uri=rtsp://.... localstreamname=test1
> pullstream uri=rtmp://.... localstreamname=test2
> pullstream uri=dmpegtsudp://239.1.2.3:8765 localstreamname=test3
>
> #record them
> record localstreamnae=test1 pathToFile=/tmp/test1 type=flv
> record localstreamnae=test2 pathToFile=/tmp/test1 type=ts
> record localstreamnae=test3 pathToFile=/tmp/test1 type=flv
>
> #create HLS out of them. For our example, let's consider them as 3 streams having different bitrates
> #but same content (tv channel for example). Here is the HLS command
> createhlsstream localstreamnames=test1,test2,test3 bandwidths=100,200,300 targetFolder=/var/www groupname=mytvchannel playlistlength=6 staleretentioncount=6 chunkonidr=1 chunklength=10 cleanupDestination=1
>
> #that was with a lot of params, just to show you what it can do. In reality, you can omit many params and also the bit rate is detected
> createhlsstream localstreamnames=test1,test2,test3 targetFolder=/var/www groupname=mytvchannel
>
> #at the same time, we want to push some streams to bambuser, ustream.tv, etc
> #let's go wild and also push it to some RTSP server
> #let's go wilder and also create a multicast mpeg-ts out :)

> pushstream uri=rtmp://user:passw...@bambusrer.domain.com/.... localStreamName=test1 targetStreamName=myStream1
> pushstream uri=rtsp://user:passw...@some.domain.com/myStream.sdp localStreamName=test1

> pushstream uri=mpegtsudp://239.0.0.3:7766 localstreamname=test2
>
> So, guys, really, give it a spin. It can do MANY other things like bandwidth throttling, stream aliasing for anti-theft, clustering, HDS (beta), XML-RPC for interop, etc
>
> On Jun 2, 2012, at 4:31 AM, Madhawa Jayanath wrote:
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> > Hello Darkata,
> > You are welcome! also thank for the main.m3u8 :)
> > Yes, This method works well even better than Wowza. I'm talking about streaming system which has 60K/day visits.
> > if you have more viewers simple add more Nginx servers and rsync to them. then setup Haproxy (TCP load balancer).
>

>  smime.p7s
> 6 KVerDescargar

[Rodislav Moldovan]

I agree with Andrei, for commercial projects, evostream is better, it has a lot of usefull things already present ;)

[sd]

Where is the pricing, documentation, examples etc.? Without knowing
anything about the product how I'm supposed to build something within
a time limited trial license or even be enticed to try it in the first
place?

[SyRenity]

Hi.

Thanks for sharing!
Can you tell what live stream delay you typically has on this config?

Regards.