Live streaming to Youtube

[Nick Bright]

I'm looking for an alternative to my current solution for publishing four camera streams to YouTube Live, currently I'm using Wowza.

Each camera provides a standard RTMP stream (Foscam FI9805E), so there shouldn't be any supportability issues with the cameras.

Is Red5 a suitable solution 'out of the box' to ingest four RTMP streams, then publish to four YouTube live channels?

[Rajdeep Rath]

hello nick 

Normally the only solution in the red5 open source side would be to use ffmpeg to send stream to youtube: https://www.red5pro.com/docs/server/ffmpegstreaming.html (this guide will help)

However if you care to try Red5 pro for this, and perhaps need  a custom solution, you should hop on https://red5pro.slack.com.

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[Jon V.]

Why don't you just publish directly to YouTube Live from the Cameras why are you using Wowza right now?

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[Rajdeep Rath]

There is also a partial code for Red5 client. If you are versed in java you can try to work with it to create a better more natural mechanism.

https://github.com/Red5/red5-client/blob/master/src/test/java/org/red5/client/net/rtmp/YouTubeConnectTest.java

Ffmpeg has a process limitation if you need lots of Connections.