Alternative to Flash Media Live Encoder for Linux platform

[Ajay Kumar Sharma]

Dear All,

I am looking for an alternative to Flash Media Live Encoder for Linux platform because Flash Media Live Encoder not supported on Linux till now it is freely available for "Windows" and "Mac" platform only. I have try to get some live encoder for Linux on Google but no luck. So please if any one know about any good Live encoder for Linux please share with me. I want to setup RTMP live encoder on my Ubuntu Server 64 bit.

Thanks in advance.

~Ajay

[Rajdeep Rath]

Try using ffmpeg.

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[Ajay Kumar Sharma]

Dear Rajdeep,

Thanks for your prompt response ffmpeg is acceptable option but is there any encoder which comes with GUI like Flash Media Live encoder 3.2. It will be easy for person who is not very familiar with Linux.

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[Rajdeep Rath]

encoding with ffmpeg is easer that you may think. i dont know about any GUI for this purpose but you may try searching. FFmpeg has presets if you use those you need not worry about setting up things in details.

[Ajay Kumar Sharma]

Dear Rajdeep,

I am not very much familiar with FFMPEG encoder now. But I have goggled and found that ffmpeg is good for VOD means if we have some video file and need to publish them. Here I want to fire live events to our streaming server is it possible with ffmpeg if yes then It is pity request to you that if you have any tutorials related to firing live events to RTMP server.

Thanks in advance for you help and support.

[Rajdeep Rath]

Starter will be:

https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/StreamingGuide

http://www.wowza.com/forums/content.php?213-How-to-use-FFmpeg-with-Wowza-Media-Server-(MPEG-TS)

instead of -f mpegts udp://127.0.0.1:10000?pkt_size=1316 you woild use -f r[tmpaddress of stream]

[Mark Moss]

Try traGtor for Linux based ffmpeg GUI -- http://www.ubuntugeek.com/tragtor-gui-for-ffmpeg.html

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