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We are pleased to present to you in this blog post a guide to easily install Ant Media Server without the need for downloading or uploading the installation files. Previously, before this feature was available, you had to download the community version from GitHub or the Enterprise version from your 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’ll compare the pricing of Ant Media Server, Dolby, and Agora, helping you make an Read more…
If you have Ant Media Server deployed on a AWS cluster and you wish to upgrade it to the latest version, this tutorial will guide you through the necessary steps. By following these instructions, you can upgrade your Ant Media Server AWS cluster and also retain all your existing settings Read more…
Obtain an SSL certificate effortlessly with a free subdomain for your Ant Media Server with a simple command! This incredible feature is available for Enterprise users versions 2.5.2 and beyond and it brings heightened security to your server. Say goodbye to complexity and hello to a seamless SSL installation process. Read more…
There are few use cases that spring to mind thinking about a plugin that has web page recording functionality and the ability to also live stream a web page. Webinars and Online classes are a popular use case which are usually web based, online classes and need recording to capture Read more…
The live stream viewer count displays how many people are watching the live stream. Its a well known metric that I am quite sure you’ve used to decide whether or not to click through and view the live stream. Although it can be found in the Ant Media Server web Read more…
Introducing TunaDesk: A Fully Private, Open Source Remote Desktop Control Tool For Ant Media Server We have recently launched TunaDesk, a cross-platform, open source remote desktop control tool that enables easy and secure access to remote computers via a web browser, ensuring complete privacy. Users can control their computers remotely Read more…
Windows is still one of the main operating systems on the planet, but Ant Media Server has been developed to run on Linux. However, the Ant Media support team do get asked questions like “Does Ant Media Server work on Windows?” Yes, it does work by applying a few tricks Read more…
Are you an iOS developer looking to create real-time WebRTC iOS streaming applications? Building a WebRTC iOS application has never been easier! In this guide, we’ll show you how to create an iOS app project in Xcode, add the WebRTC-iOS-SDK dependency, and publish and play WebRTC live streams in just Read more…
Helm is a powerful tool that simplifies the management of applications on Kubernetes. With Helm, you can easily deploy, upgrade, and control versions of your applications, all with just a few simple commands. This post will guide you through the steps of deploying Ant Media Server to Kubernetes using Helm. Read more…