WebRTC

[milehighkaraoke]

@DanielnetoDotCom what do I need to install and configure so that I may implement millisecond WebRTC, Thank you in advance

[DanielnetoDotCom]

The WebRTC currently will not work, it will probably be removed

[milehighkaraoke]

how about HLS RTC?

[GreenDragonTavern]

@DanielnetoDotCom - Have you ever looked into this?

https://github.com/pion/webrtc/tree/master/examples/rtp-forwarder#twitchrtmp

[milehighkaraoke]

thank you sir. Do you have any idea what ant media is using?

[GreenDragonTavern]

If you're asking me about Ant, believe it's their own gig.

[milehighkaraoke]

I have been investigating this, what do you think? Will this mesh with the system if it is implemented properly? https://www.devtech101.com/nginx-logging-headers-body-millisecond-timing-using-nginx-lua-module/

[milehighkaraoke]

also what is the drawback with Oven Media Server? I would love to get the subsecond working so I can have singers at different locations sing together.

[GreenDragonTavern]

Just a guess at AVideo's issue regarding WebRTC implementation. AVideo live stream security, interface and features is based on Nginx/ffmpeg/RTMP. WebRTC integration would forward via ffmpeg an RTMP stream with proper credentials. The live on AVideo would still be RTMP and you'd lose the subsecond benefit of WebRTC. Again, that's just a guess and @DanielnetoDotCom surely knows better 😉

[JoshWho]

Isn't the webrtc needed for the phone calling?

[GreenDragonTavern]

WebRTC is basically peer to peer anything your heart desires (voice, video, data), and there's no protocol. It meets, greets almost instantly (very low latency) as it is realtime.

[DanielnetoDotCom]

Hi,

WebRTC to RTMP Live requires another server. I guess Nginx does not support it.

To make the calls I use the Meet, which is already WebRTC and also supports the live stream

I am still investigating the best option. I wish there is a way to use webrtc to rtmp directly

[GreenDragonTavern]

@DanielnetoDotCom - The cat's meow so to speak is selecting an opensource media server that supports webRTC and RTMP. AVideo interface is to that one single platform since it supports both (and other) forms of live transmission. The media server would include ability to record. AVideo would then be able to initiate a live stream via webRTC or RTMP (say a mobile device or OBS) without having to kluge together multiple servers to satisfy current Nginx/RTMP interface to AVideo. This would take advantage of webRTC's low latency and as @milehighkaraoke stated, having two starlets united in single voice on AVideo.

[milehighkaraoke]

@GreenDragonTavern so wish we could iron this out....

[GreenDragonTavern]

@milehighkaraoke - Daniel has plenty on plate, no doubt. Do wish he'd circle back to OvenMediaEngine. OVE should be able handle any AVideo live requirement, even restreaming to Facebook (RTMPS) with a little help from stunnel4 (simple apt install, and config is straightforward).

[DanielnetoDotCom]

I have plans to try the OvenMediaEngine again.

I hope I can make it work smoothly

[milehighkaraoke]

@DanielnetoDotCom I found this but I am not brave enough to play with it because i know i will break something and not be able to fix it. I now enough to be dangerous 😳 https://medium.com/@AirenSoft/a-review-using-ovnemediaengine-has-arrived-from-russia-1-2-aa8663d79470