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Re: Unable to use NGINX RTMP Streaming Server with Stream
I added support for Microsoft Stream to this NGINX Docker Container if you want to stream to the container, and then stream to Microsoft Stream, Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, Periscope, all at the same time. https://github.com/michaelkamprath/multi-service-rtmp-broadcasterRe: Unable to use NGINX RTMP Streaming Server with Stream
I was able to figure it out and get it to work. You get the following Server Ingest URL from Stream when you Start Setup of your video. rtmp://uniquecode-uniquecode2-usea.channel.media.azure.net:1935/live/uniquecode3 You then need to split up the URL and have the first part of the URL with the port as the push, and then add app to the end with app=live/uniquecode3; push rtmp://localhost/custom; } # Custom RTMP Application application custom { live on; record off; # Only allow localhost to publish allow publish 127.0.0.1; deny publish all; # Push URL with the Custom stream Ingest URL push rtmp://uniquecode-uniquecode2-usea.channel.media.azure.net:1935 app=live/uniquecode3; } }Re: Unable to use NGINX RTMP Streaming Server with Stream
ChrisWebbTechThanks for the reply! I do have that block of code under the server_name section. I tried changing it to what you suggested and also updated my OBS stream to add that key to the stream key. However, I believe that is only for local authentication between my OBS client and my NGINX Server. It unfortunately did not make a difference on the Microsoft Stream side. I currently don't have an issue streaming from OBS to NGINX, and then NGINX distributing the stream out to local clients over rtmp, Facebook Live, and Youtube Live all at the same time. I'm struggling with distributing the stream to Microsoft Stream though. Appreciate your help!Unable to use NGINX RTMP Streaming Server with Stream
I'm trying to set up a NGINX RTMP on a VM to distribute a stream to multiple endpoints at the same time. I've successfully set up a stream from OBS to NGINX and then send it to Facebook and Youtube at the same time. However, when I set it up to add Stream, it never fully connects in Stream. I copy the Server Ingest URL from Stream and paste it into my nginx.conf file and unfortunately never connects. There aren't any errors in NGINX, but stream does tell me that I may be sending an incorrect signal. push rtmp://localhost/custom; } # Custom RTMP Application application custom { live on; record off; # Only allow localhost to publish allow publish 127.0.0.1; deny publish all; # Push URL with the Custom stream Ingest URL push rtmp://uniquecode-uniquecode2-usea.channel.media.azure.net:1935/live/uniquecode3; } } Here's a site that talks through how to setup a NGINX RTMP Server. https://www.scaleway.com/en/docs/setup-rtmp-streaming-server/SolvedRe: Stream Live Event has a 50 second delay
Windows 10 Pro - Teams Desktop Application/IE/Chrome (Teams)/Chrome (Stream Site) Mac OS 10.13.6 - Teams Desktop Application/Chrome (Teams)/Chrome (Stream Site) iPhone Xs Max 12.1.1 - Teams iOS App/Safari (Stream Site) I attached a screenshot where you can see OBS on the right streaming an http://www.clocktab.com/. Top Left view is Teams and bottom is Stream. You can see the delay in the broadcast equalling around 50 seconds. I loaded the Teams Live Event on Teams on my iPhone and it was the same delay. Here is a link to a desktop recording of the delay. https://youtu.be/rINXmPJ96-sStream Live Event has a 50 second delay
We are using the External Encoder support sending the video through https://obsproject.com/ and we are experiencing a 50 second delay. We have a Yammer chat going on beside the video feed and we do a QA segment during the broadcast that the hosts respond to on video. It gets difficult to plan for questions that may come in after 50 seconds from the delay and then have the people in the broadcast respond to their questions that were entered through Yammer. It would be great if MS could reduce this delay time. I compared delays from competing products leveraging OBS and Stream has the longest delay. Stream - 50 seconds Vimeo - 10 seconds Facebook - 12 seconds Youtube Normal - 15 seconds Youtube Low Latency - 10 seconds Youtube Ultra Low Latency - 5 seconds Does anyone have any tips to reduce the delay, or know if MS is planning to reduce the delay time?
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