media-server | A brpc-based server to host and proxy live streams | Video Utils library

I'm trying to run node-media-server on a EC2 instance, but i a'm not able to make OBS to connect to the server, here is my Nginx config:

Is there any information, updates, or documentation regarding Codename One's WebRTC support? There was a mention of it months ago in this comment on Stack Overflow (AntMedia Native Interface issues), but then I haven't heard anything more about it.

For the time being, I'm supporting live streaming on AntMedia via native interfaces that do live streaming with RMTP, as on my own I couldn't find a way to support WebRTC in Codename One. Unfortunately I realized just today that the RMTP support on Android doesn't work anymore (I don't know why, in the past months it worked)... anyway I've always considered RMTP as a temporary workaround, maybe this trouble is a good opportunity to switch to WebRTC.

I've seen that Steve has quietly created this cn1lib, which has not been announced (maybe because the work is not yet finished?) nor is it present among the extensions that can be installed via Codename One's Control Center: https://github.com/shannah/CN1WebRTC

I found the documentation here: https://shannah.github.io/CN1WebRTC/javadoc/ but comparing this javadoc with the documentation provided by AntMedia I just don't understand what I have to do, as AntMedia provides its own SDKs for Android and iOS, provides documentation to use them, but I don't understand how I can use in their place the cn1lib made by Steve. Obviously porting their SDKs is not easy, otherwise I would have already done it as the first option. In any case, the AntMedia server should be independent from the SDKs used, as it should use standard protocols, if I understand correctly.

Specifically, I have a server running AntMedia Enterprise Edition 2.1.0, whose documentation on WebRTC support is here: https://github.com/ant-media/Ant-Media-Server/wiki

Thank you

I have been coming across an issue with Ant Media not authorizing my one-time play tokens. I am on the latest version, am on enterprise edition and have turned on one-time tokens for play in settings of my live app.

I am following the docs at https://github.com/ant-media/Ant-Media-Server/wiki/Stream-Security-Documentation.

1. Send a get request (using postman) using the recommended scenario format: https://[IP_Address]:5443//rest/v2/broadcasts//token?expireDate=&type=play

2. Copy tokenId from the response and insert it into format I wish to play (I've tried HLS and WebRTC): https://[IP_Address]//play.html?name=streamID&playOrder=hls&token=tokenId

3. Then I get 403 Invalid token or cannot play media message with HLS.

Am I missing something in the current steps I'm taking? I am following the docs step by step, if I am missing something can someone inform me?

Thanks, Nathan.

We had set a new server with the last release

The issue is that when a user publish a stream video and that another one connects to room, the server sends streams via websocket to all new comer via the streams array sent with joinedTheRoom message. But when new comer join the room and start publishing, all the users that already are in the room does not receive the streamJoined message.

When looking at the server graphic interface, all streams are well published on the server, but it does not send the info via websocket. When logging all the received info from ws, we only receive joinedTheRoom, initialized and pings.

We used to have another server with the release 2.1.0, and we did not have such issues. We tried to see what have changed is the last release but most of the issues are empty. Can you see what went wrong with our server ? Do we need an updated version of Javascript SDK (if so, where can i find it ?) ?

I have node.js server that uses node-media-server:

I have configured kurento media server, but for the SSL part it requires to have cert+key in pem format and also password. The issue is i have

I have media server running on port 1935 .

and I have a subdomain: "streaming.foo.com"

I need to configure Nginx to access rtmp://streaming.foo.com

I tried the RTMP Nginx plugin with this blog :

https://www.nginx.com/blog/video-streaming-for-remote-learning-with-nginx/

and configured the /etc/nginx/nginx.conf file.

I would like to implement this AntMedia iOS and Android native interface for Codename One:

I'm trying to set up a cluster (GKE, but I can change to other providers if necessary) of AntMedia Server.

According to the doc 1, the server needs to be accessible from outside with a wide range of port, basically all the UDP ports: UDP:5000-65000 (WebRTC)

I tried to declare all the ports in a LoadBalancer service but GKE seems to allow a maximum of 100 ports per service.

What can I do to expose this range of port to the outside world?