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rtmpdump is used to connect to RTMP servers just like normal Flash video player clients, and capture the stream from the network, and save it to a file. With it, commands may be constructed using connection and authentication information previously obtained from the RTMP server by rtmpsrv. rtmpsrv is used to watch connections and streams
Which then can use a number of players and devices from desktops to smartphones to social media sites. Some full implementation RTMP servers are: Adobe Flash Media Server [3] FreeSWITCH RTMP media streaming available with mod_rtmp and allow interconnecting with other VoIP protocols (SIP, H.323), etc. Nginx with nginx-rtmp-module
RTMFP flows data between the end‐user clients and not the server, bandwidth is not being used at the server. RTMFP uses the User Datagram Protocol, (UDP) to send video and audio data over the Internet, so needs to handle missing, dropped, or out of order packets. RTMFP has two features that may help to mitigate the effects of connection errors.
At a higher level, the RTMP encapsulates MP3 or AAC audio and FLV1 video multimedia streams, and can make remote procedure calls (RPCs) using the Action Message Format. Any RPC services required are made asynchronously, using a single client/server request/response model, such that real-time communication is not required.
Unreal Media Server is known for low latency live streaming; with UMS, WebRTC, WebSocket-video/mp4, RTMP and MPEG2-TS protocols latencies of 0.2–2 seconds can be achieved when streaming over the Internet; with Apple HLS the latency can be as low as 3 seconds.
RTSPS URL (using the rtsps:// URL) - This method uses a TLS Socket (default of Port 322) to establish an encrypted connection between the RTSP client and the RTSP Server. Video and Audio can then sent in one of two ways TCP Video/Audio - The RTP Video and Audio is sent interleaved with the RTSP Commands over the already encrypted TLS Connection
Supported protocols IN and OUT: UDP, RTP, RTSP, RTMP, TCP (Client/Server), HLS, HTTP, FEC, SRT Supported protocols IN only: SDVoE and NDI Peertube: A free and open-source, decentralized, ActivityPub federated video platform using HLS peer-to-peer technology to reduce load on individual servers when viewing videos. 1.3.0 Yes
The Red5 Project originated in the early 2000s with a mission to provide an open-source real time streaming alternative [8] to Adobe’s proprietary Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP). A group of innovative developers set out to reverse-engineer RTMP, enabling wider access to streaming technology and fostering innovation in the field.