Hello Stef, very helpful your video and the use of nginx, another interesting topic is the use of hls and dash but allocate the output hls or dash files in a server using Webdav, I've seen that this can be done with nginx or with apache, it would be great if you could do a video about it. Greetings from a fan from Mexico, keep it up with your cool content I've learned so much 👍👍👍
Hi, thank you for the video. Thumb up from me, however I think you've misted couple important aspects if not THE most important aspects of this. First of all, you did not present what HLS/DASH is used for: it is used for a stream seeking. That is why you generate a playlist - to be able to jump to a given position in the file. In your case I suspect you could jump into beginning and middle of the file, because you have two parts. What you should do is to take longer video, divide it into 10 parts and show us how seeking in the file actually works. There are some other important things that you should point out, like generating list on the fly while consuming the stream.
Hi! Thanks for the thumbs up and for the clarification! The point is missing in the video and I did not focus on this aspect at all. I hope this comment can be useful for somebody!
Can't help with this... there can be a world around a delay! The most probable reason may be the video decoding and encoding along with the streaming, filling the resources and causing the delay.
I need to re-watch - thank you for the time you put in.
Hello Stef, very helpful your video and the use of nginx, another interesting topic is the use of hls and dash but allocate the output hls or dash files in a server using Webdav, I've seen that this can be done with nginx or with apache, it would be great if you could do a video about it.
Greetings from a fan from Mexico, keep it up with your cool content I've learned so much 👍👍👍
Hi! Thanks for your kind words and for your suggestion!
I think this will be on my list of next videos 👍🏻
In a very short short period of time I learned a lot from your videos. But one thing I noticed, my CPU is overworked.
Thank you very much!
I think your CPU doesn't thank me so much for the stress anyway...
Soon there will be GPU stressing!
Hi, thank you for the video. Thumb up from me, however I think you've misted couple important aspects if not THE most important aspects of this. First of all, you did not present what HLS/DASH is used for: it is used for a stream seeking. That is why you generate a playlist - to be able to jump to a given position in the file. In your case I suspect you could jump into beginning and middle of the file, because you have two parts. What you should do is to take longer video, divide it into 10 parts and show us how seeking in the file actually works. There are some other important things that you should point out, like generating list on the fly while consuming the stream.
Hi! Thanks for the thumbs up and for the clarification! The point is missing in the video and I did not focus on this aspect at all. I hope this comment can be useful for somebody!
Thanks for sharing video❤❤❤
Great video, thank you for your time and work 👌🏽💪🏽👍🏽❤️
Thanks for watching!
Bro sounds like he is from Russia Mafia hehe!
Is there a way or work around with the delay? Im trying to stream with obs to nginx rtmp hls😅
Can't help with this... there can be a world around a delay! The most probable reason may be the video decoding and encoding along with the streaming, filling the resources and causing the delay.
Can we able to record the streamed footage in the nginx server?
yes
Sure, you can capture the stream to a file if you would like. Even better than recording!
And you? Do you have a HLS/DASH server set already? Let me know what are you doing with it
done in the arch linux! thanks. i try to set the youtube live
Okay
Hi Dev, I liked your video can you make a video on RTMP OBS Streaming. Like RUclips Live or Twitch Live waiting for those videos!
I would like to do some videos about OBS, both for streaming or for creating files. Thanks for the suggestion!