Stream From OBS to Twitch and Preview with SRT-WHEP
Install OBS, setup Twitch, run SRT-WHEP, create input stream in OBS, stream to Twitch, preview with WHEP Web Player, end stream with OBS.
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Preview an SRT Stream in a Standard Browser with WHEP and WebRTC
The Secure Reliable Transport protocol (SRT) is an industry standard for point to point media transport over Internet. This year YouTube announced that they are joining the SRT Alliance so we would expect they will provide support for SRT as ingest transport protocol in addition to RTMP quite soon. The open source video production software OBS that is very popular among streamers now also supports SRT as the output transport protocol. SRT protocol is an extension to the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) and thus not possible to use directly in a standard web browser. One of the options for streaming video to a browser in real-time latency is to use WebRTC. A set of standard that the majority of web browsers support today. However, until recently a standard protocol for consuming media using WebRTC has been missing and with the IETF initiative of WebRTC HTTP Egress Protocol (WHEP) that gap will be filled. Should be noted though that this is in an early draft and the protocol details are s…
Read MoreOBS CTO Sotiris Salamouris Looks At How 5G and Virtualised Technologies Are Transforming Beijing 2022
At the Tokyo Games, Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) chief technology officer Sotiris Salamouris and the team at OBS embraced a number of technologies for the first time, including IP, UHD and HDR, at a scale never seen...
Read MoreOlympic Games Broadcasting via the Cloud: Technology At the Service of Storytelling – Olympic News
In simple terms, the broadcast footprint at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 will be 30 per cent smaller than it was at Rio 2016, while content production will be up by about 30 per cent. Add the fact that technology is enabling a host of new ways to tell the stories of the Games and you can see that OBS boss Yiannis Exarchos is excited about uncovering new opportunities.
Read MoreVideo: Low-latency DASH Streaming Using Open Source Tools
Low Latency Dash also known as LL-DASH is a modification of MPEG DASH to allow it to operate with close to two seconds’ latency bringing it down to meet, or beat, standard broadcast signals. Brightcove’s Bo Zhang starts by outlining… Continue Reading →
Read MoreBuilding a Live Streaming App For All-hands Meetings and More on ScreenCloud with Amazon IVS
Authored by Krishna Acondy, senior engineer at ScreenCloud. The content and opinions in this post are those of the third-party author and AWS is not responsible for the content or accuracy of this post.  As the world moves towards a more remote way of working, our customers are looking for new ways to help the […]
Read MoreLive Streaming Equipment: Studio Setup Guide on the Cheap
 So you’re building a studio to live stream out of and you need the right equipment for the job. Congrats! Since this is a studio, we’ll assume you have at least a bedroom or office-sized space to work in, with electric sockets readily available on each wall, wired gigabit internet upload speeds, and (ideally)… View Article
Read MoreBuilding Interactive Live Video Experiences with Amazon IVS and Videoflow
Amazon Interactive Video Service (Amazon IVS) helps developers to quickly create low latency, interactive live streaming experiences. Based on the technology behind twitch.tv, IVS channels are fully managed, low latency live streams that remove much of the heavy lifting from integrating encoding, origination, content delivery, and playback. Since launch, builders have been elated with the […]
Read MoreVideo: The Fundamentals of Online Video & Getting Started with Live Streaming
There are plenty of videos detailing the latest streaming protocols, but not many which teach you how to literally put one together let alone ones that build it during the talk. Being a system of many components, there are countless… Continue Reading →
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