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I am streaming video from an IP camera to Youtube using the restreamer software (https://datarhei.github.io/restreamer/) running on a Raspberry Pi 4.

Actually everything works as well. But when the stream is interrupted (for whatever reason), a new livestream is created only when I click on the "Dismiss" button in Youtube Studio.

But since I want to start the new stream automatically, I'm looking for a way to execute the click on the button (or the associated command) via the Youtube API. How can I execute this?

Is there some formula like frames per second X resolution to determine the bitsPerSecond? I can't understand what values I'm supposed to be using. I want to specify the bitsPerSecond for 720p, 1080p and 4k video. I'm not sure if file type matters but this will most likely befor webm or mp4. I'm afraid some of my files are unnecessarily large while others I'm not using enough bits causing video glitches.

I did find values listed here.... https://restream.io/blog/what-is-a-good-upload-speed-for-streaming/ But even that im not sure how to convert over.

I am using RecordRTC https://github.com/muaz-khan/RecordRTC which is a wrapper for the MediaRecorder.

I am pretty new to Dart, and still wrapping my head around streams. Specifically I am having some difficulty with finding the proper way of making a function that takes a window of N elements from a stream, applies a function to it and restreams the results.

To clarify what I mean, I include an example that I implemented myself which led me to this question. The code takes a byte stream from a file and converts 4 byte chunks to an integer stream. By using an await for I was able to accomplish what I wanted but I am looking for a more idiomatic stream based function that accomplishes the same thing, more succinctly.

Before requesting audio data AVPlayer requests byte range 0-1 from FFMPEG.

FFMPEG gives a 200 response, but AVPlayer requires a 206 response.

This results in the request failing and audio can't be played.

Expected behavior: Play tracks when streaming through ffmpeg

Current behavior: When trying to stream with ffmpeg we get "Operation Stopped"

Sample FFMPEG command:

I have set up dockerfile with making changes to config files with sed. The image is a simple rtmp restreamer.

The lines in dockerfile go like:

I just want to know how to read or get data from an MP3 stream (URL), and then restream it in Flask.

I already have a Icecast2/DarkIce service running an MP3.

The purpose of this is that I want to re-stream that mp3 using my own Flask code, so this stream together with all my services are running on the same Flask server.

Thanks so much in advance!

hi i am restreaming an hls stream as a hls stream

I made a test test bot for discord.js using Node.js / ffmpeg, to play a radio station in a channel on discord and there are no problems there, however i was thinking about how it would stream the same station to multiple servers/channels efficiently.

For example, if I am playing it on "Discord server one":

I have a microservice that proxies every request adding one more field to it. With normal requests it's very easy, just add the field in the request.body and properly set the headers but for multipart/form-data requests I'm in trouble since days because if I add a field in the request.body, it will disappear.