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@webcastjs/webcast.js

The webcast protocol is used to send multimedia data to a streaming server using websockets. It is designed to be implemented in browsers, thus providing a readily available browser client to stream local files and live media (webcam video, microphone aud

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Webcast

This file and its corresponding repository documents the webcast protocol for streaming audio and video data using websockets.

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Webcast Flowchart
The Webcast Flowchart

Description

The webcast protocol is used to send multimedia data to a streaming server using websockets. It is designed to be implemented in browsers, thus providing a readily available browser client to stream local files and live media (webcam video, microphone audio).

How to test?

Client

A fully functional client is available for testing at webcast/webcaster.

Alternatively, we provide a simple webcam sender client.

Server

⚠️ this example is outdated ⚠️

The examples/server/ directory contains a demo server, written in NodeJS. In order to run it, you will need a functional node install. Once this is done, you can execute npm install in the server/ directory and then cake run and you should be good to go!

Alternatively, a fully functional implementation of the protocol is available in liquidsoap. To test it, you can simply run liquidsoap with the following command line:

liquidsoap "output.ao(fallible=true,audio_to_stereo(input.harbor('mount',port=8080)))"

Webcast.js API

See API

Protocol Specifications

See SPECS

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Package last updated on 28 Aug 2022

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