Re: questions about rtmplite

[Intencity Team]

Hi Oluwaseun,

We do not have performance number for the RPC calls in rtmplite.
For better performance, I will recommend siprtmp_gevent.py which
includes the rtmplite code as well, but uses gevent for better network
performance. But first start with rtmp.py and see if that meets your
needs from API perspective.

There is no support for shared object currently. There hasn't been
much demand for shared object in the past, so we haven't implemented
them. If you wish to contribute with implementations, or sponsor a
project to add that, feel free to use this mailing list to ask...

For AMF3, I believe it is supported - but I may be wrong. You will
have to try it out to check if it does. It is very easy to try out
rtmplite.

Good luck and let us know how things go.


On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 10:28 AM, Ajayi Seun Emma
<sledgeha...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hello there,
> Thanks for your imput to the open source community.
> however i am working on a project that must use the rtmp protocol.
> i have initially started the project based on red5 and spent 12 months on
> it.
> at this point, i want to change course to using python.
>
> I have 2 options so far
> rtmpy or rtmplite
>
> I have been having issues with getting rtmpy to use amf3 instead of the
> default amf0
> and am looking at trying out rtmplite.
>
> we intend to have up to 1 million users on the application, we will not be
> streaming videos, we will only be making rpc calls from flash using the
> netconnection.call
> can you give any insight into rtmplite's performance
>
> is shared object support available now or should we expect it in future?
> Thanks.
>
> -Oluwaseun



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