Rtmp Stream Player Mac Os X

Important Notice SGPlayer will be redesigned. Version 2.0 will be released in the spring of 2019. • SGPlayer • SGPlayer is a powerful media player framework for iOS, macOS, and tvOS. Based on AVPlayer and FFmpeg. Support 360° panorama video, VR video.

RTMP streaming. Features • 360° panorama video. • Gestures and sensors control vr video. • distortion correction in cardboard mode.

Capture Flash.flv streams with RTMPDump on the Mac. To use the latest version of RTMPDump you need to compile it on the Mac as there’s no official version provided for Mac OS X. Compiling RTMPDump is pretty easy even though you need to modify a Makefile in order to build the binary. On some sites RTMP stream URLs are pretty.

Software Requirements: Minecraft Release 1.6 or newer. Older versions will need to be updated to current versions. Please note that some users experience issues playing Minecraft while using a mismatched version. Starting from Minecraft 1.12, Java 8 will be required to run Minecraft. Minecraft system requirements for laptop.

• Support iOS, macOS, and tvOS. • H.264 hardware accelerator (VideoToolBox). • RTMP, RTSP streamings. • Background playback mode. • Selected audio track.

• Adjust the volume. • Capture video artwork. • Bitcode support. • Simplest callback handle. Build Instructions (Choose one of the way) Method 1.

Using build script. // iOS git clone https: //github.com/libobjc/SGPlayer.git cd SGPlayer sh compile-build.sh iOS // macOS git clone https: //github.com/libobjc/SGPlayer.git cd SGPlayer sh compile-build.sh macOS // tvOS git clone https: //github.com/libobjc/SGPlayer.git cd SGPlayer sh compile-build.sh tvOS Method 2. Manually build • Step 1 - clone and init submodule. Git clone cd SGPlayer git submodule update --init --recursive • Step 2 - build FFmpeg and add libs to the corresponding directory. // selected playback core. Self.player.decoder = [SGPlayerDecoder defaultDecoder]; // default config，Together with AVPlayer and FFmpeg. Self.player.decoder = [SGPlayerDecoder AVPlayerDecoder]; // only use AVPlayer self.player.decoder = [SGPlayerDecoder FFmpegDecoder]; // only use FFmpeg // set the specified format playback core.

Self.player.decoder.decodeTypeForMPEG4 = SGDecoderTypeFFmpeg; // use FFmoeg play mp4 files. // open FFmpeg hardware accelerate. Self.player.decoder.hardwareAccelerateEnableForFFmpeg = YES; // enter cardboard mode self.player.displayMode = SGDisplayModeBox; // set background mode. // if allow background mode, you should open 'Background Modes' and check 'Audio' option， and set AVAudioSession Category to AVAudioSessionCategoryPlayback self.player.backgroundMode = SGPlayerBackgroundModeAutoPlayAndPause; // auto play and pause. Self.player.backgroundMode = SGPlayerBackgroundModeContinue; // continue.

Screenshots iOS • Plane video • 360° panorama video • Cardboard mode macOS • Plane video • 360° panorama video Communication • GitHub: • Email: Developed by Single • - A smart media cache framework. • - A High-Performance video effects processing framework.

It uses the Windows Installer method for offline installation.

I've been doing some live streaming lately, and learned that Adobe's is cross-platform. Unfortunately, it's been ludicrously unstable crashing occasionally during use, and always crashing when told to quit. After searching for alternatives, the closest I came was Telestream's product, which despite it's 'affordable' claim, is $450 I don't have, and about $400 worth of features I don't need. What I need in a rtmp/flash streaming client is: • Stability and a good native feeling client. Adobe's dark-grey drab interface is neither of these things.

• A reasonable price. I'm willing to pay money, but triple-digits is pushing it. Free is always nice:). • Support for XML profile import.

I'm unsure of any other specific term for this, but has a link in their streaming interface to download an XML file containing stream quality parameters, default device selection, and of course the URL of the streaming server. It's wonderful to simply tell FMLE to open this file, and then just click 'Start'. I have no specific requirements of 'effects' or generally ways to change the stream. I use as a front-end device to set the video however I want. Has anyone used any other software fulfilling this purpose? There is crtmpd, which does rtmp streaming for you.

Red5 as suggested is another option, as is wowza media server. If you don't need rtmp but want to use flash player, you can also use http streaming, which nginx does nicely. Beware that for full interaction, something like fms, red5 or wowza is required, the rest only streams, and that's it. If you simply want to stream a webcam, check out QuickTime Broadcaster from Apple, combined with darwin streaming server.