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A simple program that accepts RTMP streams and then restreams them directly to other services. I use it to record at a higher rate but stream to target services at the rate they want. It's also useful for streaming to multiple sites.
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Have the server back off when ffmpeg fails repeatedly. 		3 weeks ago
prototypes Bring in the hack prototyps scripts I'm using. 4 weeks ago
scripts First sort of working copy of the .ps1 prototype. 4 weeks ago
tests First commit with the starter code. 4 weeks ago
.gitignore First commit with the starter code. 4 weeks ago
.vimrc_proj First sort of working copy of the .ps1 prototype. 4 weeks ago
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Makefile First commit with the starter code. 4 weeks ago
README.md Bring in the hack prototyps scripts I'm using. 4 weeks ago
config.json Have the server back off when ffmpeg fails repeatedly. 3 weeks ago
dbc.cpp First commit with the starter code. 4 weeks ago
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main.cpp Have the server back off when ffmpeg fails repeatedly. 3 weeks ago
meson.build First sort of working copy of the .ps1 prototype. 4 weeks ago

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A simple program that accepts RTMP streams and then restreams them directly to other services. I use it to record at a higher rate but stream to target services at the rate they want. It's also useful for streaming to multiple sites.

Prototypes

I have two PowerShell scripts that run ffmpeg in a way that works. There's also a way to use unix sockets which might be better, but we'll start with this first. See prototypes/ for more.