Use a player that supports RTMP, such as VLC or a dedicated streaming app.

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Use a player that supports RTMP, such as VLC or a dedicated streaming app.

Use a player that supports RTMP, such as VLC or a dedicated streaming app.

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SolarFrqst
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04-04-2023, 12:18 PM

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Hi everyone, the subject matches the title. Over the last few days I've been experimenting with Nginx and an RTMP module for streaming. The goal is for a friend to stream to me so his A/V feeds can be integrated into my stream and vice versa. Currently I have a functional Nginx setup with RTMP and OBS streaming, but now I need a way to view the stream directly so it can be captured in OBS. I'm planning to host a web page on an Ubuntu server (a repurposed Core Duo 2 laptop running Ubuntu 14.04, which will be upgraded to a VPS for this purpose). I'm seeking advice on how to achieve this. I'm not very familiar with Nginx yet, but I'm hoping you can help. Thanks!

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SolarFrqst

04-04-2023, 12:18 PM #1

Hi everyone, the subject matches the title. Over the last few days I've been experimenting with Nginx and an RTMP module for streaming. The goal is for a friend to stream to me so his A/V feeds can be integrated into my stream and vice versa. Currently I have a functional Nginx setup with RTMP and OBS streaming, but now I need a way to view the stream directly so it can be captured in OBS. I'm planning to host a web page on an Ubuntu server (a repurposed Core Duo 2 laptop running Ubuntu 14.04, which will be upgraded to a VPS for this purpose). I'm seeking advice on how to achieve this. I'm not very familiar with Nginx yet, but I'm hoping you can help. Thanks!