Here you can find technical blog posts about how WebRTC, RTMP, HLS, CMAF, and other protocols are used and integrated. Build your own live streaming platform easily with these tutorials.
Imagine being in a restricted network environment where only HTTP/HTTPS ports are open to the outside world, and you want to publish and play WebRTC streams using Ant Media Server. In such a scenario, network restrictions can prevent WebRTC from functioning properly. This guide will show you how to overcome Read more…
When it comes to selecting a media server solution for your live streaming needs, pricing is an important factor to consider. Finding a balance between functionality, quality, and affordability is crucial. In this blog post, we aim to extend the coverage of first, second and third blog content by adding Read more…
Imagine effortlessly streaming high-quality media with just a few lines of code. That’s the power of combining Python, GStreamer, and WebRTC with Ant Media ! If you’re looking to dive into the world of real-time media streaming and need a scalable, low-latency solution, then you’ve come to the right place. In this Read more…
Integrating AI workflows with media streaming has never been easier! With my newly developed Python plugin for Ant Media Server, you can effortlessly integrate your Python-based AI models, whether for real-time object detection, speech recognition, or any other AI-driven media processing task. This blog post will guide you through setting Read more…
When building a real-time video streaming application, integrating push notifications is essential to enhance user engagement and provide timely updates. In this blog post, I’ll share the steps I took to connect Firebase push notifications with Ant Media’s Flutter SDK. However, note that this is not a tutorial on setting Read more…
A push notification is a message that pops up on a user’s device to provide timely and relevant information. Unlike emails or SMS, push notifications are delivered directly to the user’s device through the app, even if it’s not open, ensuring immediate engagement. They can include text, images, or clickable Read more…
Introduction Ant Media Server’s Enterprise Edition includes powerful plugins that let you expand the server’s capabilities with added features and customization options. One of the latest plugins, the Clip Creator Plugin, is a game-changer for users looking to easily create shareable MP4 clips from live streams. In this guide, we’ll Read more…
HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) streaming is a widely used protocol for live streaming due to its compatibility with Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), making it suitable for streaming to large audiences. Traditionally, HLS streams have a latency of about 8-10 seconds, but with Low Latency HLS (LL-HLS), this can be reduced Read more…
WebRTC is a streaming protocol with real-time communication (RTC) capabilities in web browsers and mobile applications. WebRTC allows for audio, video, and data sharing between browser clients (or native apps) without needing plugins or any third-party software. It uses JavaScript APIs to establish peer-to-peer communication, making it highly suitable for Read more…
This time, we are publishing a blog post about VBR vs CBR, which was originally published at Linkedin on November 9, 2024, written by one of our active community member Sudeep Kumar, who is an experienced product head and business hunter with a strong background in video streaming, health tech, Read more…