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Can anyone recommend a #FOSS #RTMP server implementation for hosting an own (live)streaming server? :3
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Feb 4 at 8:52pmWeb
Show threadghost blubby Feb 4
@nyovaya nginx
Show threadLuna / Miika ☭  (need more cuddles)Feb 4
@blub What if I want to use lighttpd?
Show threadghost blubby Feb 4
@nyovaya thats fine, nginx-rtmp runs on port 1935 or whatever you want
Show threadLuna / Miika ☭  (need more cuddles)Feb 4
@blub Oh I thought its part of the nginx webserver
Show threadFouFeb 4
@nyovaya
Maybe owncast? https://owncast.online/
Owncast

Owncast is your self-hosted live streaming solution.

Owncast
Show threadLuna / Miika ☭  (need more cuddles)Feb 4
@foufoutos Doesnt support *BSD.
Show threadaura-deprecatedFeb 4

@nyovaya mistserver is about the most flexible that nobody seems to know about.

when i worked for a livestreaming company we had a partnership with them - that flexible.

Show threadRollieBaeFeb 5
@nyovaya Briefly: Top FOSS RTMP servers:
1. Nginx + RTMP module - lightweight, powerful, supports HLS/DASH, flexible configuration.
2. Red5 - Java-based, stable, stream recording, RTMP/RTMPT/RTMPE.
3. Ant Media Server (Community Edition) - WebRTC (latency <0.5s), interface, scalable.
4. SRS - C++, high performance, RTMP/HLS/WebRTC, easy setup.
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Show threadJanaFeb 5
@nyovaya I use MediaMTX for some stuff and it's really good at converting formats. It doesn't have a web UI like OwnCast, but one could just embed the HLS video in some website of one's own making.
Show threadLuna / Miika ☭  (need more cuddles)Feb 10
@jana That did work better to setup better than I thought, now I just have to figure out to setup the headers, so that the JS doesnt get disabled.