This guide shows how to integrate the Zlm4j library into a Spring Boot project to quickly set up RTSP, RTMP, HTTP, and RTP streaming services, configure ports, handle authentication and stream state events, and test the setup with ffmpeg and VLC.
This guide shows how to list local video and audio devices using FFmpeg, push live streams to RTMP or RTSP servers, and view them with VLC, including commands for device selection, codec settings, frame rate, and bitrate adjustments.
This guide walks through the complete offline installation of FFmpeg on a CentOS server, covering prerequisite libraries (nasm, yasm, x264), verification of gcc and pkg‑config, compilation steps, troubleshooting missing x264, and finally using FFmpeg to pull an RTSP stream and push it to an RTMP server.
This article walks through the complete process of capturing a Hikvision RTSP camera stream, converting it with FFmpeg, serving it via Nginx (including RTMP/HLS modules), and finally playing the HLS stream in a Vue 3 web page using video.js, while also providing installation scripts and performance tips.
The article explains Miracast (Wi‑Fi Display) as a Wi‑Fi Direct‑based wireless display standard, detailing its layered architecture, mandatory and optional audio/video codecs, device discovery, RTSP negotiation, UIBC control, and provides Android implementation examples for peer scanning, connection, RTSP setup, video capture, and packetization, highlighting performance considerations.
This guide walks through setting up a Windows Nginx RTMP server, using FFmpeg for local video push, then employing the open‑source EasyPusher‑Android component together with EasyDarwin to capture Android camera or screen, stream it via RTSP with low latency, and verify playback with EasyPlayer‑RTSP.
