I found this question is here two years ago. But no one replied. Does anyone know Roku Supports the WebRTC and Play WebRTC Stream. or does it require any External library or API?
According to Roku's documentation, they do not currently support this.
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We have mobile application that historically has used RTSP streaming to allow a user to watch a live stream, which currently is published via Wowza Streaming Engine. We have had a need to lower stream latency, so have gravitated towards WebRTC to achieve this.
The problem is that there seems to be a lack of documentation, or examples regarding the implementation of a react-native WebRTC viewer which connects to a remote stream.
Does anyone out there have any documentation, or code examples for this kind of implementation?
I do note there is a react-native-webrtc library, however, all examples demonstrate connecting two peers on mobile phones with their video cameras i.e. Like facetime. We are after an example demonstrating someone on a phone connecting to a remote streaming server with a video feed.
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If you want a webrtc client to connect to a server you need a server doing webrtc with the proper signaling that fit your need. Webrtc don't care which signaling you use, so you have to choose it or choose a the platform you need.
There are a lot of different media server, or library that support webrtc in server side all having there specific signaling(ex: Freeswitch, Kurento etc), or no signaling (ex: Mediasoup). Few will have a react native version as Media Streaming is not really something in the javascript/UI side but you can do something with the webrtc react-native lib.
Twillio has a lot of supported platform and could be a good start if you search a ready to use solution.
I am trying to set up a streaming media server. I tried wowza and found it very well documented. Its forums are very active.
I also checked red5. Red5 originated in 2005 whereas wowza started in 2007. Red5 is open source too. The past links to red5 documentation are almost dead. Is wowza a proprietary version of red5? Or red5 evolved into wowza just like rtmpd into evostream?
How do i set up red5 to capture an rtsp stream of the following format and publish it to rtmp?
rtsp://username:password#<Camera IP Address>:554/axis-media/media.amp
Wowza is quite mature than Red5. Red 5 is an open source effort that still has many bugs (I tried up to version 0.9). Documentation is critical about Red5, there is no support (only some mailing lists). Wowza has a complete forum with different topics and solid documentation. Actually I have a Wowza platform with excellent mobile support, which could never be achieved with Red5 (audio problems).
I can answer half. Red5 and Wowza are completely seperate projects. Wowza is closed source while red5 is open source. Wowza did not evolve out of red5. I don't know a feature by feature comparison between the two projects.
Scott, Wowza
On the Red5Server website there is a feature comparison of the two products.
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Looking at http://tokbox.com/ and around the web seems to indicate that Opentok is open source. However, I am unable to find a proper license that describes this in any detail. While I have found the Server SDK's in the documentation, I can't determine if I am allowed to use it to host my own Opentok servers or how I might go about doing so.
Links:
A Free Open Source API for Video Conferencing in Distance Education
TokBox Talks OpenTok API, Open Source, And That Mushy Feeling Inside
Q: Is Opentok open source? If so, what kind of open source is it? Where can I find the license? Can I host my own servers?
My name is Byrne, I am a Product Manager at TokBox. OpenTok is a WebRTC platform in the cloud. The platform is open to developers, but the software that powers the service is not open source. We, along with our community of developers, produce and support a number of server SDKs and WebRTC client libraries that enable a variety of different integration scenarios with our service. Not all of these libraries and SDKs are open source, so all developers are encouraged to check licenses before bundling and redistributing our software.
Let me clarify one point about the Server SDKs though. The server SDKs do not enable to host your own instance of our service. Our Server SDKs allow you to more easily communicate with our API to increase security of your application, and to enable you to get greater visibility into and control over chat sessions taking place across our network.
Does any one knows about RTSP streaming using WOWza Server ?
I want to play it on a MPMoviePlayer controller in iOS6 but it shows not enough buffer to keep it up. My webservice urls work fine because I have also checked them using a browser but I can't find anything about RTSP streaming.
Does any one have any tutorials about RTSP streaming on iPhone using WOWza Server ?
rtsp streaming is not possible on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Please refer to the following link.
http://www.wowza.com/forums/content.php?62
MPMoviePlayer only supports HTTP live streaming. to have RTSP working on iPhone, you must implement your client on the iOS.
There is library live555 which implements for you, but you must integrate it with the code. Also decoding of the stream must be implemented in software, by you or a 3rd party library.
Wowza support re-restreaming the content as HLS, if this is your wowza server than there are easy instructions on the www.wowza.com site, if its not perhaps they are streaming HLS.
If you have to use rtsp, there are several good players available on the app store, or you can build your own using lib 555 as mentioned or one of our open or closed sourced frameworks.
https://github.com/mooncatventures-group/AVDemoPlay2L
I wanted to perform http streaming from red5 server so as to use it to broadcast for Iphone. Can u guys suggest a way to do it. Is there a way to play rtmp stream from red5 in Iphone. Any help is appreciable
I was involved in the discussion you linked. But I don't think that the project team has yet committed the HTTP Streaming components. There is also no documentation about it.
So if there is a possibility to do that you probably will need somebody from red5 developers to hire.
Sebastian