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.
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 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 – Read more…
Important note: Adobe stopped supporting Flash in 2020. This ended the use of RTMP on Last-mile delivery (RTMP play). It is still in use in the first-mile delivery(RTMP ingest), but HTML5-based protocols have already begun replacing it in the first-mile delivery and these protocols are more supported. Let’s look at 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 Read more…
In this post i am going to describe how to Play VoD(Video on Demand) and Live Streams on all mobile and desktop browsers including web browsers in Android, iOS, Desktop etc. Thanks to Ant Media Server, it is very easy to do it now. We are going to use FlowPlayer as 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 Read more…