Streaming Path

[Raj Diwan]

Hi, please help.

I have been trying to use RTMP Streaming in liveapp, but the videos save in liveapp/streams/Streamkey.ts. I need to save them in liveapp/streams/streamkey/steamkey.ts. Is there any way to change the Streams Files path?

Thank you,

[Selim Emre]

Hi,

Have a good day.

You can access your HLS stream by enabling DASH muxer. You just need to enable with below settings, then you can use  LiveApp/streams/streamId/master.m3u8

settings.dashMuxingEnabled=true
settings.dash.hlsEnabled=true

If you want to use directly HLS stream, we need to add an app settings flag. I have just added a feature request for you. You can follow this issue here: https://github.com/ant-media/Ant-Media-Server/issues/3988

Best Regards,

Selim

[Selim Emre]

Hi,

I did some tests according to your use case. It seems that if you send your RTMP stream via rtmp://amsURL/LiveApp/streamID/streamID, you can access your HLS files with https://amsURL/LiveApp/streamID/streamID.m3u8 URL.

I hope, I could help you.

Best Regards,

Selim

[Connessione]

True to that. What you are basically doing here is broadcasting into a chat room and hence the hls stream is created inside the room. 

[Connessione]

Alternatively after recording you can take the help of a custom shell script or something to move the files around.

[Raj Diwan]

Hi,

I have changed the setting in red5-web.properties with

settings.dashMuxingEnabled=true

settings.dash.hlsEnabled=true

but the .ts files saves in the streams folder only. we are using for live streaming with DVR enable.

please help me how to resolve this issue

[Connessione]

Well I don’t think you understood what he said.

1. Either change broadcast url to add a room name in between so that hls is created in that scope.

2. Or use a script to copy the stream files to the different location after broadcast ends

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[Selim Emre]

Hi All,

Thank you for your contribution @Connessione.

Actually, I recommended using DASH muxer for playing HLS in stream ID folder. But after my tests, you can also send your stream like this rtmp://amsURL/LiveApp/streamID/streamID. If you use your RTMP URL, you can access HLS files with https://amsURL/LiveApp/streamID/streamID.m3u8 URL. So, for the second option, no need to enable DASH muxer options. You can disable it as an original(After the changes, don't forget to restart Ant Media Server). 

I hope, it's clear for you.

Best Regards,

Selim

[Connessione]

👍

[Raj Diwan]

Hey

I want to use the RTMP as rtmp://amsURL/LiveApp/streamID. & the HLS playback as https://amsURL/LiveApp/streamID/streamID.m3u8 is this possible..?

[Selim Emre]

Hi,

Have a good day.

Unfortunately, it's not possible. If you want to use https://amsURL/LiveApp/streamID/streamID.m3u8 without using rtmp://amsURL/LiveApp/streamID/streamID RTMP URL then It needs development. 

Best Regards,

Selim

[Connessione]

Or if it is just about playing recorded content in hls format, it might be possible to code a shell script or something to move the files to the new structure as per your needs for playback. HLS can be played via any standard webserver so the folder structure shouldn’t be a constraint. This is my view.