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I don't have access to the application code - we are using DJi's Go application which comes from the app stores and only provides an RTMP URL for "custom live broadcast". The feed works very well, but would really like the ability to pass the app key and have it handled properly...

Just bringing this thread back up for a look from support - hadn't had any response yet. We'd really like to be able to set up a separate application for our streaming input that we can create custom REST methods for, but at this point the RTMP parameter support seems to vary by provider.

I upgraded our trial license to version 5.0.2542, then have tried to run some of the demos from my iOS 11 device (iPhone 8, if that matters). But I'm unable to get any of the demos to work on Safari 11 - Firewall Traversal Streaming or Embeded Player, for example. On Firewall Streaming, I click...

I've run into one additional issue related to the rtmp streaming. Though I've used FFMpeg and Wirecast for testing (and am able to get those working fine), our actual video source for this project comes from the DJI Go iOS application, which provides a "custom RTMP" output feed as an option (in...

I was finally able to get it to work with all parameters on the Address field, i.e. "rtmp://198.144.49.134:1935/live/stream1?appKey=StreamingInput&token=12345", with nothing in the "Stream" field. So I can move forward. Was never able to get it to work when including the stream key plus...

The "Location" field on the screen shot is the "calculated" URL based on Address and Stream fields. I thought it needed to be of the form rtmp://myhostIP:1935/live/Serenity?appKey=xxxxflashStream Adding parameters to the Address field yields this format, with the stream name after the...

OK, making progress. I created a REST service with a connect method, a new app called "StreamingInput", and have configured that app's URL so that I am calling my custom connect method when sending the rtmp stream from ffmpeg - using the command format you described above with -rtmp_conn...

It seems that regardless of what I pass in as the appKey, the stream ends up playing and when viewing the Realtime Streaming details, the appKey still shows up as "flashStreamingApp". Is that app bound to port 1935 perhaps, and would another RTMP handler app need a different port? As you can see...

This is very helpful - I will follow through with this example. I'm using FFMpeg only for testing/development. The actual source for the RTMP feed can only support a URL format such as rtmp://192.168.1.5:1935/live/stream1?token=12345" Is there a way to specify the app key with this type URL so...

Thanks - I had already seen where I could pass the custom values into WCS via RTMP. My questions are more about how the apps are set up and the REST methods are configured - I'm having difficulty understanding how that mapping works: 1. Is "flashStreamingApp" the only way to send an RTMP stream...

I should probably elaborate on what I need to implement. I need to send an RTMP stream to WC5 (currently doing that via FFMpeg or Wirecaster) and have that viewable by WebRTC clients. That is all working well. I'd like to include an authentication token on the RTMP stream URL and have that used...

So if I remove all methods, would my app continue to function, just without the "supporting" calls to the localhost REST server?

I'm also looking at how to implement the custom REST server for authentication on connect. Been reading through the documentation at https://flashphoner.com/docs/wcs5/wcs_docs/html/en/wcs-rest-methods/. If I only want to "override" the connect method for my app, do I still have to forward all...

Thanks! I transcoded my files using ffmpeg and they seem to be working much better. I also set "vod_live_loop=true", and the vod_live files are looping, but there seems to be a ~30 second delay before each loop of the file, regardless of the length of the file. Is there a way to have them play...

Thanks - that appears to be identical to the one I'm using.

I uploaded my copy of the file so we are dealing with the same thing. Thanks for checking. ...though I can't see where the file was uploaded.

I'm trying out "vod" and "vod-live" URLs. I downloaded the Big Buck Bunny MP4 and put it on my server. It plays back fine. But some other MP4 files, including the commonly used for testing "Serenity trailer" have jitters/stutters in the playback. Any ideas on how to get around this problem? Also...