Closed videodoctor closed 6 years ago
Yes it can, please check the webrtcrecorder
sample code. You can record a remote webrtc stream using most video formats using ffmpeg.
Thank you for the quick reply. I did look over the webrtcrecorder code, but that looked primarily to be a server example that accepts streams from browser sessions? In my use case, I already have a WebRTC server that's accepting/managing client connections, but it's record capabilities are gruesome. I'd love to be able to build a server-side client that can connect to an existing WebRTC session on the other server, consume the session streams, and record them. I don't doubt that libsourcey can do this. Most of my server-side experience has been with Wowza Streaming Engine and rtmp-based video conferencing.
I dont think libsourcey has anything out of the box for this, but perhaps the recording layer code in the sample can be of use to you if you choose to roll your own solution.
to pull and record streams from another WebRTC engine? If there's an example of this approach, I'd greatly appreciate seeing it.