#Make a rtmp server how to

Initialize a new instance of MWriter object

((IMFReceiver)myWriter).ReceiverFramePut(myFrame, -1, '') MPlatform SDK // Set up your source object, for example a device //.

((IMFSource)myLiveSource).SourceFrameGet(-1, out myFrame, '') String destinationURL = 1, mењњonfiguration) ДЄnd then you can use myWriter object as a receiver to put frames to make RTMP streaming: // a frame object String mењњonfiguration = format='flv' protocol='rtmp://' video::codec='n264' audio::codec='libmp3lame' audio::ar='44100''

#Make a rtmp server how to

Here's an example on how to configure RTMP streaming: MFormats SDK: MFWriter myWriter = new MFWriter() If your target server is external one (YouTube, Akamai etc) you should add video::g='60' to your configuration to make streaming stable. Result configuration looks like:ДЇormat='flv' protocol='rtmp://' video::codec='n264' audio::codec='libmp3lame' audio::ar='44100' To configure your MFWriter object you should select RTMP streaming format and select required audio and video codecs. But the more common encoding format is H.264. Some media servers, including Wowza and Adobe, support FLV H.263 video. Some of the media servers used for RTMP streaming are: So, MFormats's encoder will stream to the media server, and the media server will deliver the stream to end users. Usually, a media server is used for RTMP streaming. You can make RTMP streaming to media servers with an MFWriterВ or an MWriter object. Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) is used for high-speed transmission of audio, video, and data between a player and a server.