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Rtmp Publish #16
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Hi Lethea, I am interested in how to use low latency in HLS? Is it chunk-encoding? |
You would want to use LHLS style techniques. Chunked encoding is part.
Check out the blod post from periscope on it. :)
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@Lethea I could make a version of this where you can publish via RTMPS and then do low latency streaming. I'm working on an SDI in version of that first but it's pretty straight forward to replace that part with RTMP in. |
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please correct me if I'm mistaken. As I see that client side usage is harder than traditional usage. If project had rtmp handler, then I could publish stream via obs vmix x split or adobe live encoder like software encoder. Then the server handle the rtmp packages and convert to hls ( sending caddy etc )
if you could do this kind of improvements, we can use this project for low latency streaming with hls.js
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