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awscdk-construct-live-channel-from-mp4-file
Advanced tools
CDK Construct for setting up a simple live channel for testing
CDK Construct for deploying a live video channel using AWS Elemental MediaLive and MediaPackage
Here's an example for setting up a SINGLE_PIPELINE MediaLive channel using a local MP4 file (./upload/test.mp4
) as an input to get MediaPackage v1 and v2 endpoints
import * as cdk from 'aws-cdk-lib';
import { Construct } from 'constructs';
import { FilePublisher } from 'awscdk-construct-file-publisher';
import { LiveChannelFromMp4 } from 'awscdk-construct-live-channel-from-mp4-file';
export class ExampleStack extends cdk.Stack {
constructor(scope: Construct, id: string, props?: cdk.StackProps) {
super(scope, id, props);
// Upload all the files in the local folder (./upload) to S3
const publicFolder = new FilePublisher(this, 'FilePublisher', {
path: './upload',
});
// Create a MediaLive channel with MediaPackage V1/V2 endpoints
const { eml, empv1, empv2 } = new LiveChannelFromMp4(this, 'LiveChannelFromMp4', {
source: `${publicFolder.url}/test.mp4`, // required
channelClass: 'STANDARD', // optional: default = 'SINGLE_PIPELINE'
encoderSpec: {
gopLengthInSeconds: 2, // optional: default = 3
timecodeBurninPrefix: 'Ch1', // optional: default = no timecode overlay
},
mediaPackageVersionSpec: 'V1_AND_V2', // optional: default = 'V1_AND_V2'
packagerSpec: {
segmentDurationSeconds: 4, // optional: default = 6
manifestWindowSeconds: 20, // optional: default = 60
},
autoStart: true, // optional: default = true
});
// Access MediaLive channel attributes via `eml.channel`
new cdk.CfnOutput(this, "MediaLiveChannelId", {
value: eml.channel.ref,
exportName: cdk.Aws.STACK_NAME + "MediaLiveChannelId",
description: "MediaLive channel ID",
});
// Access MediaPackage_v1 endpoints attributes via `empv1.endpoints`
if (empv1?.endpoints) {
new cdk.CfnOutput(this, "MediaPackageV1HlsEndpoint", {
value: empv1.endpoints.hls.attrUrl,
exportName: cdk.Aws.STACK_NAME + "MediaPackageV1HlsEndpoint",
description: "MediaPackage V1 HLS endpoint URL",
});
new cdk.CfnOutput(this, "MediaPackageV1DashEndpoint", {
value: empv1.endpoints.dash.attrUrl,
exportName: cdk.Aws.STACK_NAME + "MediaPackageV1DashEndpoint",
description: "MediaPackage V1 DASH endpoint URL",
});
new cdk.CfnOutput(this, "MediaPackageV1CmafEndpoint", {
value: empv1.endpoints.cmaf.attrUrl,
exportName: cdk.Aws.STACK_NAME + "MediaPackageV1CmafEndpoint",
description: "MediaPackage V1 CMAF (HLS with fMP4) endpoint URL",
});
new cdk.CfnOutput(this, "MediaPackageV1MssEndpoint", {
value: empv1.endpoints.mss.attrUrl,
exportName: cdk.Aws.STACK_NAME + "MediaPackageV1MssEndpoint",
description: "MediaPackage V1 Microsoft Smooth Streaming endpoint URL",
});
}
// Access MediaPackage_v2 endpoint URLs via `empv2.endpointUrls`
if (empv2?.endpointUrls) {
new cdk.CfnOutput(this, "MediaPackageV2HlsEndpoint", {
value: empv2.endpointUrls.hls,
exportName: cdk.Aws.STACK_NAME + "MediaPackageV2HlsEndpoint",
description: "MediaPackage V2 HLS endpoint URL",
});
new cdk.CfnOutput(this, "MediaPackageV2LlHlsEndpoint", {
value: empv2.endpointUrls.llHls,
exportName: cdk.Aws.STACK_NAME + "MediaPackageV2LlHlsEndpoint",
description: "MediaPackage V2 Low-Latency HLS endpoint URL",
});
new cdk.CfnOutput(this, "MediaPackageV2DashEndpoint", {
value: empv2.endpointUrls.dash,
exportName: cdk.Aws.STACK_NAME + "MediaPackageV2DashEndpoint",
description: "MediaPackage V2 DASH endpoint URL",
});
}
}
}
The input needs to be a single or multiple MP4 file(s). The following formats are supported:
FilePublisher
like the above code)http://
and https://
)s3://
and s3ssl://
)Also, you can convert File inputs into Push inputs before they're ingested by MediaPackage The following code creates 3x inputs with different routes:
// Create a live channel with 3x inputs
const {eml, empv1, empv2} = new LiveChannelFromMp4(this, 'LiveChannelFromMp4', {
source: [
{
url: 's3://aems-input/test-1.mp4',
conversionType: 'NONE', // default
},
{
url: 's3://aems-input/test-2.mp4',
conversionType: 'RTP_PUSH',
},
{
url: 's3://aems-input/test-3.mp4',
conversionType: 'RTMP_PUSH',
},
],
autoStart: true,
});
By default, all possible endpoints will be created for each version of MediaPackage:
You can specify only necessary MediaPackage version:
// Create a live channel with all MediaPackageV2 endpoints but LL-HLS
const {eml, empv2} = new LiveChannelFromMp4(this, 'LiveChannelFromMp4', {
source: 's3://aems-input/test-1.mp4',
mediaPackageVersionSpec: 'V2_ONLY', // default = 'V1_AND_V2'
mediaPackageV2Settings: {
omitLlHls: true, // default = false
}
});
By default, the following parameters will be used for encoding and packaging:
You can further configure the encoding/packaging behavior using low-level settings:
// Create a live channel using CfnChannel and CfnOriginEndpoint props
const {eml, empv1, empv2} = new LiveChannelFromMp4(this, 'LiveChannelFromMp4', {
source: 's3://aems-input/test-1.mp4',
encoderSpec: { // CfnChannel.EncoderSettingsProperty
outputGroups, // CfnChannel.OutputGroupProperty[]
videDescriptions, // CfnChannel.VideoDescriptionProperty[]
audioDescriptions, // CfnChannel.AudioDescriptionProperty[]
timecodeConfig, // 'SYSTEMCLOCK' | 'EMBEDDED'
availBlanking, // CfnChannel.AvailBlankingProperty
},
packagerSpec: { // MediaPakcageV1Props
startoverWindowSeconds, // 0 ~ 1209600 (14 days)
endpointSpec, // CfnOriginEndpoint.XxxPackageProperty (Hls/Dash/Cmaf/Mss)
} or { // MediaPakcageV2Props
channelGroupName, // Existing channel group
startoverWindowSeconds, // 0 ~ 1209600 (14 days)
endpointSpec: {
containerType, // 'TS' | 'CMAF'
manifests, // CfnOriginEndpoint.XxxManifestConfigurationProperty[] (Hls/LowLatencyHls/Dash)
segment, // CfnOriginEndpoint.SegmentProperty
}
}
});
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