Rtmp Module and LibRtmp

Server NGINX
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Hello.

I am seeking advice and suggestions for this issue with nginx and the
rtmp
module

I have been working with RTMP. Previously i have worked with
cRtmpServer,
however nginx seems better for extending the service later on, further
down
the line.

I am using nginx from this source, which works with my flash player.

It seem Nginx and libRtmp can work together.

Nginx config, this works with my flash test player for both
applications.

I wish to connect with librtmp, and i am using the setopt functions so
that
librtmp has a url, port, app, playpath. Currently, my code connects and
also connects to the stream. However, only about 9bytes are returned
when
reading a packet.

Here is my libRtmp C++ code.

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/c-rtmp-server/HMYfrrs0Bus

LibRTMP page with param list.

http://rtmpdump.mplayerhq.hu/librtmp.3.html

So that’s the first issue. Connecting properly, so that we can read a
file.

Now, for the next part… recording. The solution to the first part, may
result in both working.

I would also like to record to the server with librtmp. The first link,
above, shows how to record using libRtmp to nginx when the params are
correct for connecting. How do i configure the server to publish a live
stream, so that many clients can access it?? Ideally, we don’t want to
record video to the server just transport it.

Any help moving forward would be good. Suggestions, advice, anything
that
anyone can recommend trying.

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Further to this…

Here is the log for working swf and not working libRTMP

Flash.swf

127.0.0.1 [06/Jun/2014:12:28:23 -0700] PLAY “vod” “bunny.flv” “” - 1037
400014 “http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2918563/flvplayback.swf” “WIN
13,0,0,214” (1m 34s)

LibRTMP

127.0.0.1 [07/Jun/2014:12:44:39 -0700] PLAY “vod” “bunny.flv” “” - 306
25553
“” “” (1m 5s)

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Specific rtmp issues are better placed here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/nginx-rtmp

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Sadly, not much of a response there either. The Google groups in general
seem to be quite casual and less likely to be maintained or reviewed.
This
is the same for d3js and cRtmpServer. :confused:

Any other recommended resources? As there are none for libRTMP and this
is
very disparaging. You’d think there’d be more of a handle on this topic
that
what exists out there. I mean, how hard can it be to send and receive a
char

  • in C++ via RTMP?

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Thats about it when it comes to support, though it is weekend maybe as
of
monday there might be more activity, Roman is very active there.

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