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SApologies
1What do you mean by store in the cloud after they're done? Stream offers both of those features
1Not super relevant to that survey, I just want someone from the media team/s that is semi active here on Discord. Whether its for simple troubleshooting, or keeping us in the loop regarding developments
1oh then absolutely move over to RealtimeKit!
1RealtimeKit is actually Dyte.io which has been around for years
1They bought out Dyte and have brought over their product suite as RealtimeKit
1The docs for Realtime still have heaps of direct references to Dyte
LHello, I'm seeing that there is a Starter Bundle for Cloudflare Stream for $5 a month that includes both Stream and Images, but I'm paying $5 a month for just Images alone right now... Reading what's included in the Starter Bundle, this looks like a no-brainer upgrade from just Images if it costs the same, right? Am I understanding this wrong?
1Youre understanding it correct
FDo you guys have experience using live inputs in cloudflare, is it stable for creating outputs in other providers? And is there any logs that i can get to check if there is any drop connection from my providers
1No logs, but yes reliable. Have been able to do 3+ hour streams no worries
Chey devs, cloudflare stream doesn't work in Russia, will it be still supported or should i start migrating to another stream provider?
ICurrently trying to build out low latency (<2s) streaming of IP cameras to our users. Turns out this is really friggin complicated!
I have it nailed down to a media server and a simple ffmpeg process manager. Turns out, not too long ago ffmpeg pushed WHIP support to master, but it'll be a while before that gets merged into an actual release. Which means I'm stuck with remuxing RTSP to RTMP unless I switch to gstreamer. And those commands are convoluted.
All this to say, I can't wait for the day that Stream supports ingesting RTMP streams via WHEP like how MediaMTX does. Will definitely celebrate with a drink at least
I have it nailed down to a media server and a simple ffmpeg process manager. Turns out, not too long ago ffmpeg pushed WHIP support to master, but it'll be a while before that gets merged into an actual release. Which means I'm stuck with remuxing RTSP to RTMP unless I switch to gstreamer. And those commands are convoluted.
All this to say, I can't wait for the day that Stream supports ingesting RTMP streams via WHEP like how MediaMTX does. Will definitely celebrate with a drink at least
KTLDR: Does WebRTC Cloudflare Stream support h264 profile 42c01f?
Hey Stream devs, I'm using WebRTC Cloudflare stream with the codec: h264 (42c01f)
This is slightly different from the officially supported 42e01f, But I read that RFC 6184 lists 42C0 and 42E0 as equivalent Constrained-Baseline sub-profiles, so a standards-compliant endpoint should accept either.
When attempting the stream I'm seeing the infite spinner in the video feed. Is this an issue on my end or yours? Does cloudflare stream strictly require 42e01f or should 42c01f work too?
Hey Stream devs, I'm using WebRTC Cloudflare stream with the codec: h264 (42c01f)
This is slightly different from the officially supported 42e01f, But I read that RFC 6184 lists 42C0 and 42E0 as equivalent Constrained-Baseline sub-profiles, so a standards-compliant endpoint should accept either.
When attempting the stream I'm seeing the infite spinner in the video feed. Is this an issue on my end or yours? Does cloudflare stream strictly require 42e01f or should 42c01f work too?
1Is there a way I can reproduce this setup with OBS or similar to test?
IHello - streaming question about WHIP/WHEP and Cloudflare's implementation of it - specifically, has anything changed in the past 1-2 months? I've been working on a project in which a Docker container streams audio via
gstreamerI've tried using with https://github.com/meetecho/simple-whip-client/tree/main, and I get a 400 error from cloudflare with the sample "connect and stream test video/audio":
IThis is also a GStreamer-based project. so: my gut sense is that either something has changed in GStreamer, that means it now leeds to Bad Requests on the trickle spec, or something has changed at Cloudflare's end that means these requests are now 400ing.
I mention it's specifically GStreamer related, because other clients - eg OBS - still stream to WHIP just fine.
I mention it's specifically GStreamer related, because other clients - eg OBS - still stream to WHIP just fine.
NHello ! We discover a weird bug on our app using Cloudflaire Stream videos embed, when we are scrolling in the video timeline, we are seeing an other video preview (kid movie animation). Absolutely nothing about our contents. For all our videos there is the same kid anime preview x))
1Is your video player there setting a default spritesheet from a different piece of content?
FI live in Korea and I am developing a real-time commerce shopping mall using Cloud Stream.
SHi there, anyone knows if we can build webinar app using CF? And its pricing?
KSo I'm building an application, and for testing, I have created a looping live stream from FFmpeg on my server and am publishing it to a live input. does anyone know How will I be billed for it as it forces me to record it?
1if no one views the stream then you will only be charged for the storage used
1If its a 24/7 stream, I'd set up a cron Worker to stop/restart the stream every x hours. Live stream recordings have a max segment length of 7200 so Im not sure if you'll have issues running a super long continuous stream
THas Cloudflare Stream degraded to being unusable over the past 2 months? I have changed nothing on my end but now get constant buffering and random repeated key frames. Even after having my broadband connection investigated and found to have no dropouts or jitter, the same issues persist when using Cloudflare stream. Even with new modem/router. Way overdue updates in anycase here in Cloudflare Stream including option to live stream only with no automated recording function as I don't require recording of my streams. And if anyone ever knew what the Cloudflare RTMP or SRT push settings are, I would be eternally grateful instead of playing what is now the pointless guessing games when it comes to Cloudflare stream push settings.
1Nope stream using RTMP at relative scale and no issues at all across a variety of keyframes
Lis cloudflare webrtc publically available right now? I was hoping to build a small app using it
KI was able to stream
For what it's worth, to stream the profile
Thanks for the pointer! Now I can eliminate the codec as the source of the issue
42c01f in OBS via WebRTC. For what it's worth, to stream the profile
42c01f, set the video encoder to x264 with custom optionsThanks for the pointer! Now I can eliminate the codec as the source of the issue
1YEah just to confirm I also had no issues streaming this profile using OBS, hopefully you're able to get to the bottom of the issue
AHello guys! Anyone know why webRTC (WHIP) url copied from dashboard does not work with OBS?
Can Anyone guide me how to use it please!
Thank you
Can Anyone guide me how to use it please!
Thank you
1What are your OBS settings? WHIP works fine with OBS