crtmpserver package

[Francesco Colista]

Hi!
There are not releases for this package on GitHub, and the webpage rtmpd.com is no longer reachable.
So, questions are:
1. Is this project still active? The last git commit is Mon Apr 9 19:04:35 2012
2. Can be created a tag, in order to make a life easier to package maintainers?

Thanks!

.: Francesco Colista

[Dan Westman]

Francesco:

At last check the best location was here: https://github.com/shiretu/crtmpserver
(last commit was 2013)

Unfortunately, while I do use this project here-and-there, I do not have answers to your questions.  Hopefully others can chime in.

--dan

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[Stephen Conley]

There are several crtmp git hub repo's from different people supporting different things, however all of them are pretty old.  The programmer has stated that there's stuff from evostream (the commercial version of CRTMP) that needs to get backported, but I think that was a year ago now so I wouldn't hold my breath :)

On Mon, Feb 13, 2017 at 9:30 AM, Dan Westman <danwe...@gmail.com> wrote:

Francesco:

At last check the best location was here: https://github.com/shiretu/crtmpserver
(last commit was 2013)

Unfortunately, while I do use this project here-and-there, I do not have answers to your questions.  Hopefully others can chime in.

--dan

On 2/8/2017 2:04 AM, Francesco Colista wrote:

Hi!
There are not releases for this package on GitHub, and the webpage rtmpd.com is no longer reachable.
So, questions are:
1. Is this project still active? The last git commit is Mon Apr 9 19:04:35 2012
2. Can be created a tag, in order to make a life easier to package maintainers?

Thanks!

.: Francesco Colista

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[Max Lapshin]

Why do you think that anybody will open code from commercial software?

https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/evostream

Eugene is not even mentioned here in team =(

[Stephen Conley]

I honestly don't -- so I've been working on my own C++ RTMP server.  One that's (gasp) actually commented and documented in a reasonable fashion :)

I'm still in the middle of encoding / decoding AMF, which I've made its own library here:

https://github.com/tigerdile/tdamf

Last night I got the AMF0 stuff finished.  AMF3's next.  This library is by no means ready for prime time and I'm quite a-ways off from an RTMP server as this is only a tiny piece of the whole, but I'm hoping to have something usable in the next few months.

Steve

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