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What is 360 Degree Video? 360 degree videos are videos that give you a cinematic experience and let you look in any direction you wish. Unlike traditional fixed-frame videos, which limit your view to wherever the camera is pointing, 360 degree videos offer a full 360º x 180º panoramic field of view placing you in the center of the action, completely surrounded by sights and sounds. 360 degree technology lets you look up, down, and Read more…

What is Periscope Producer API? Periscope Producer API was first announced with this post on twitter blog at March 21, 2017 by defining it as follows Periscope Producer API which opens up new ways to share live video, such as starting broadcasts directly from external hardware, software, cameras and web services – without the need to connect them via the app. The API enables third-party applications to authenticate Periscope accounts, configure streams, start and stop broadcasts and Read more…

With the first version of Ant Media Server, developers can make users broadcast live video from their browser with WebRTC, and Live Stream can be distributed to many with RTMP and HLS, thanks to WebRTC Adapter. In other words, users can broadcast live video from browsers as they do with a flash plugin, fortunately, this time there is no need for any third-party plugin. By the way, Ant Media Server is a free and open Read more…

How to Develop a Live Streaming Mobile App? Developing a live streaming mobile app is not a very quick and easy job if you develop every piece on your own. It requires extensive knowledge about video streaming etc. So you may prefer to find some libraries and samples that make this job easy. Yeah in this post, we are going to tell how to develop a live streaming app by providing sample codes on Github. Read more…

This post is a guide for cross compile and build Webrtc Raspberry PI and arm devices. Initial Steps starts with installing depot tools which are needed for getting webrtc source code. Then continue with installing rpi tools. WebRTC Raspberry PI Install Steps  mkdir webrtc  cd webrtc  sudo git clone https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/tools/depot_tools.git /opt/depot_tools  echo “export PATH=/opt/depot_tools:\$PATH” | sudo tee /etc/profile.d/depot_tools.sh  sudo git clone https://github.com/raspberrypi/tools.git /opt/rpi_tools  echo “export PATH=/opt/rpi_tools/arm-bcm2708/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-raspbian-x64/bin:\$PATH” | sudo tee /etc/profile.d/rpi_tools.sh  source /etc/profile Now we need Read more…