Post 9uSVlDUPRSLgjuCPbc by paolog@mastodon.social
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(DIR) Post #9uSThDjwMvL8RwQl1M by amolith@social.nixnet.services
2020-04-27T04:54:46Z
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Just finished my second post in #100DaysToOffload https://secluded.site/custom-streaming-setupThis one details the libre streaming setup I've put together 😉 https://secluded.site/live#Gaming #Streaming #Blog
(DIR) Post #9uSTjtGwvImfq68wsa by amolith@social.nixnet.services
2020-04-27T04:55:17Z
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(redrafted because I forgot a whole section about OBS 😅)
(DIR) Post #9uSVPJaU5aJBHUb5XM by paolog@mastodon.social
2020-04-27T05:13:58Z
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@amolith DASH is not supported in iOS Safari (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48342562/how-to-mpeg-dash-video-streaming-in-ios), one would need to have some JavaScript switch to HLS (you set it up server-side already)
(DIR) Post #9uSVizQkk3QWYbQXkO by paolog@mastodon.social
2020-04-27T05:17:31Z
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@amolith also in my tests with DASH, the video controls in the native <video> tag did not respond well (there are delays and glitches); it is suggested here https://github.com/Dash-Industry-Forum/dash.js/wiki/Migration-2.0#new-public-api by the DASH developers to hook their API and events to the <video> tag; this is probably what videojs does (https://github.com/videojs/videojs-contrib-dash), so integrating videjs could be the last part of the exercise. I propose you create a git repo for this project, I may contribute ;-)
(DIR) Post #9uSVlDUPRSLgjuCPbc by paolog@mastodon.social
2020-04-27T05:17:57Z
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@amolith also in my tests with DASH, the video controls in the native <video> tag did not respond well (there are delays and glitches); it is suggested here https://github.com/Dash-Industry-Forum/dash.js/wiki/Migration-2.0#new-public-api by the DASH developers to hook their API and events to the <video> tag; this is probably what videojs does (https://github.com/videojs/videojs-contrib-dash), so integrating videojs could be the last part of the exercise. I propose you create a git repo for this project, I may contribute ;-)
(DIR) Post #9uTLh1WDCdFs4QMdjE by coding@todon.nl
2020-04-27T14:59:48Z
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@amolith Sounds fun. I mostly stream coding exercises and things I'm working on and I, too, don't want to rely on Twitch.I tried Jitsi Meet once, but found it to be really lonely since I don't have an audience. At least on Twitch, random people will join and ask questions every now and again.I'd really like to see an alternative to Twitch for programming live streams, a site where I can stream and still have some amount of discoverability.
(DIR) Post #9uTPd9KWcLS8xJJ1uq by amolith@social.nixnet.services
2020-04-27T15:43:57Z
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@paolog I already have a git repo 😉 https://git.nixnet.xyz/Amolith/secludedIt's a bit of a mess though lol. This is my first Hugo site and I didn't know that I could simply copy one of the theme's files to a similar path in the repo's root to make overriding changes so I've been editing the source for things.This is the source for the streaming pagehttps://git.nixnet.xyz/Amolith/secluded/commits/commit/7ba7ec681fcb4549b3815cafe6ceaec1f164f43b/content/live.mdI'll work on it some more at some point this evening; I have a lot of German and Discrete Math homework to get done 😅
(DIR) Post #9uTQyqqs6FXXyHLdFQ by amolith@social.nixnet.services
2020-04-27T15:59:04Z
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@coding I agree that, if you're wanting an audience, something set up on your own site wouldn't really cut it unless you're already established. I'm generally too focused to even notice if someone's joined though 😂 Once I have a more stable source of income, I'm thinking about getting another server to run a public instance of OpenStreamingPlatform on. I won't let it touch any of my current systems but I wouldn't care if that's the only thing on it.
(DIR) Post #9uTREBnuTxErIUHCAC by opal@pl.wowana.me
2020-04-27T16:01:50.562016Z
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@coding @amolith you can decouple hosting from discoverability. search engine for streams or similar would be cool, could hook it into searx instances too
(DIR) Post #9uTRZE9Gxb8meMIfVA by opal@pl.wowana.me
2020-04-27T16:05:41.101687Z
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@coding @amolith to start with, we could just have a directory of known streams around the web, have people add theirs on it
(DIR) Post #9uTRrzdd8LST9IRpmi by amolith@social.nixnet.services
2020-04-27T16:09:03Z
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@opal @coding I think that's an awesome idea. No clue how we would start though :thonking:Alternatively, it could be something with very little setup involved: a StreamRing. Everyone who's part of it adds everyone else's stream page to the bottom of theirs.
(DIR) Post #9uTS8E0RTvSALMrG0e by amolith@social.nixnet.services
2020-04-27T16:11:59Z
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@opal Well now that I'm thinking about it, streams are content-specific, it would probably be better to have a website and directory with categories or something.@coding
(DIR) Post #9uW1XZ8Lx6D3oyITDs by alciregi@social.linux.pizza
2020-04-28T21:58:07Z
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@amolith deny publish all; allow publish 127.0.0.1;is it different from allow publish 127.0.0.1; deny publish all;?
(DIR) Post #9uW1cMBTWgBB6f2ep6 by amolith@social.nixnet.services
2020-04-28T21:59:02Z
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@alciregi No, it shouldn't be. I don't think the order really matters as long as they're both there.