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CMS multiple Livestream

plp_pnlr
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can we do Multiple livestreaming in CMS. If so, what mightnbe the requirements? TIA.

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AFAIK this should work. I don't see any restriction in the deployment guide.

So, multiple platforms just need to listen on the same RTMP URL, which was configured in the space.

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@plp_pnlr To send different streams to different platforms like youtube and facebook  you can use NGINX with the following script:

 

rtmp {
server {
listen 1935;
chunk_size 4096;

application live {
record off;
live on;

push rtmp://@ stream url of youtube
push rtmp://@ stream url of facebook.

 

On your CMS you point your stream url to the NGINX VM and the NGINX will push the stream to youtube and facebook with the script above.

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b.winter
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Hi,

 

What you mean exactly with "multiple live streaming"?

That one conference is streamed to multiple endpoints?

Or that multiple conferences can use the streaming feature?

 

If you maybe describe your planned scenario a bit more, then it would be easier to help you.

multicast in multiple platform. say, youtube and facebook at the same time.

AFAIK this should work. I don't see any restriction in the deployment guide.

So, multiple platforms just need to listen on the same RTMP URL, which was configured in the space.

Also can we use CMS without CUCM?

@plp_pnlr If the users use the web browser (webrtc) to access the conferences. Yes you dont need a call control. When using the webrtc the users connect to webbridge then to callbridge

what if users have video endpoints but doesn't have cucm?

@plp_pnlr To send different streams to different platforms like youtube and facebook  you can use NGINX with the following script:

 

rtmp {
server {
listen 1935;
chunk_size 4096;

application live {
record off;
live on;

push rtmp://@ stream url of youtube
push rtmp://@ stream url of facebook.

 

On your CMS you point your stream url to the NGINX VM and the NGINX will push the stream to youtube and facebook with the script above.