niyatim23
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1 year ago Hi @Ramnirmal0, have you tried using the WebRTC C SDK as master?
Closed Ramnirmal0 closed 1 year ago
niyatim23
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1 year ago Hi @Ramnirmal0, have you tried using the WebRTC C SDK as master?
Ramnirmal0
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1 year ago @niyatim23 Closing this ticket . Explored WebRTC C SDK as master
FOR THE DOCUMENTATION PURPOSE , if anyone have same question
Explore WebRTC C producer library : https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-kinesis-video-streams-webrtc-sdk-c build and run ./kvsWebrtcClientMasterGstSample and update the pipeline code using GStreamer will start the webcam and send stream to signalling channel . run shell command in node on API request.
Explore about Gstreamer here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLxAkmi9K-M&t=2296s
Instead of Raspberry pi you can do setup for local machine also explore : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YI4POQVUl8&t=2963s
if facing issue in pipeline : https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-kinesis-video-streams-webrtc-sdk-c/issues/1552
Requirement (workflow):
viewer UI (React) -> start service -> POST request with channel Name -> start remote master webcam using nodejs (without browser) -> start viewer -> display stream in viewer UI
key challenges:
when the Master code (from example) is started using Nodejs .signaling channel is opened. but the viewer is not recognizing the master / no data is streaming in the viewer end/connection with the master-viewer is not getting established. why?
since Navigator API is browser API, I am using the OpenCV library to start the webcam in Master END. if I am using OpenCV does it require any additional code changes in SDK?
Is it possible to start Master with Nodejs without Browser? if No, is there any alternative I can try to achieve the same using WebRTC?