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Stream to over services too #31
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This is something I want too, but finding out how to implement it without needing to restart nginx on every additional stream destination is proving to be very difficult. It could, in theory, be accomplished by invoking ffmpeg commands to push the stream out to another destination, but this makes me a bit nervous from a stability standpoint. |
You are able to input information into the nginx.conf file and use the reload command to reload the file so there isn't a need to restart nginx it's self
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This is something I want too, but finding out how to implement it without needing to restart nginx on every additional stream destination is proving to be very difficult. It could, in theory, be accomplished by invoking ffmpeg commands to push the stream out to another destination, but this makes me a bit nervous from a stability standpoint.
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Reloading while a stream is active can cause disconnects and other issues if the file takes more than ~1 second to load. I tested this as well, and it was too unstable. |
Oh right I see. Wouldn't it not just disconnect the stream for around 1 sec?
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Reloading while a stream is active can cause disconnects and other issues if the file takes more than ~1 second to load. I tested this as well, and it was too unstable.
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Even if it's just a short disconnect, it's not something I feel should be used in a production setup. It's too janky. If you want to set something up for yourself and use it, and you're comfortable with the potential to be disconnected when any user changes their settings, by all means go ahead. |
Arhh brilliant. Thank you. Just need to learn how to implement it so it streams to twitch etc and all that settings are in the user account panel
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Even if it's just a short disconnect, it's not something I feel should be used in a production setup. It's too janky. If you want to set something up for yourself and use it, and you're comfortable with the potential to be disconnected when any user changes their settings, by all means go ahead.
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sorry Response but i know there is way do it. THIS SCRIPT i made few months ago can Push out other platforms, if able push this out on site as paths showed
then this can work Restreaming. i got this from AVideo old Restream FILE that works as Charm and uses FFMPEG do it. and will work if need any ideas how that works let me know. just that file and hall project i made was demo but i know exact way do Restream on my end using FFMPEG and .m3u8 since looked in all issues and i found this and i want method this. this does include Discord Login too if want make it other Social networks login too. since saw that other part ISSUES |
Would it be possible to make it so users could also make it so there stream can be pushed to twitch/youtube etc like you can with the rtmp moduel and editing the nginx.conf file.
Thank you,
Liam
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