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.
In the digital era, protecting content from unauthorized access and piracy is a top priority for content providers, broadcasters, and enterprises. Digital Rights Management (DRM) plays a critical role in securing video streams and ensuring only authorized users can access premium content. Ant Media Server now offers robust DRM support, Read more…
1. Introduction Migrating to Ant Media Server offers several advantages, such as complete control over your infrastructure, robust REST APIs, and support for multiple streaming protocols (WebRTC, RTMP, HLS, SRT, etc.). Whether you want to self-host on-premises or leverage the cloud, Ant Media Server provides the flexibility and customizability that Read more…
Migrating from Zoom’s Video SDK to Ant Media Server (AMS) can unlock more control, lower costs, and greater deployment flexibility. Whether you’re building a conferencing solution, webinar platform, or low-latency streaming application, this guide will walk you through a smooth Zoom to Ant Media migration—step by step. Step 1: Understanding Read more…
Zoom has long been a reliable choice for video meetings and online events, but as companies grow, their streaming requirements also change. A significant number of businesses are now switching to Ant Media Server, a versatile and scalable self-hosted option that provides greater control, reduced latency, and enhanced customization. In Read more…
Managing logs effectively is crucial for troubleshooting Ant Media Server in Kubernetes. This guide simplifies the process with centralized log management using Graylog and Fluent-Bit, ensuring you never lose critical debugging data again. Why Centralized Log Management? When Kubernetes pods fail unexpectedly, logs can vanish, complicating issue resolution. Centralized logging Read more…
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…
In today’s digital world, content delivery methods have evolved dramatically. Two of the most commonly discussed technologies are broadcasting and streaming, but they are different.
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…