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• How play YouTube and Facebook Video by using FFMpeg or FFPlay ?

  16 octobre 2018, par Keshvadi

  I want to do some measurement by streaming video from YouTube and Facebook. How can I use FFMpeg to stream video from these websites and record the playing log ?

• Broadcasting to YouTube Live via RTMP using VLC from terminal

  29 mars 2018, par devprashant

  When running :

  cvlc -vvv 'Bootstrap Tutorial.mp4' --sout '#rtp{dst=rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2,name=pa1p-8c4m-zzvp-5j6t,mux=ts}'

  I get this debugging log.

  When additionally specifying the access method :

  cvlc -vvv 'Bootstrap Tutorial.mp4' --sout '#std{access=rtmp,dst=rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2/pa1p-8c4m-zzvp-5j6t,mux=ts}'

  I get this debugging log.

  How do I stream live video and audio to YouTube using VLC from terminal ?

  Resources I looked into :

  1. https://blog.vucica.net/2015/08/streaming-to-youtube-live-with-vlc-and-ffmpeg.html
  2. https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=130520&p=436913&hilit=rtmp+youtube#p436913
  3. Problems Starting VLC HTTP Stream with Servlet
  4. https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=112221&p=380232&hilit=rtmp+youtube#p380232

• Extract audio from youtube in a client-side script

  5 mai 2018, par Kevin

  There are a lot of node libraries for turning a youtube video into an audio stream, but all of them rely on a C-library called ffmpeg.

  Ffmpeg has been ported to javascript as well, but it has a 30MB size, which seems rather cumbersome (ffmpeg does a lot more than just rip audio from youtube, it has many advanced audio filtering techniques that won’t be needed for this application).

  Lastly, I came across this link,https://hackernoon.com/how-to-build-an-audio-processor-in-your-browser-302cb7aa502a, which claims to be a client-side audio processor but really does all the stuff on the server-side, and then says that stuff can’t be done in the client because of CORS (not sure I understand this, can’t CORS be avoided with a simple flag in the request ?).

  Does anyone know of any way to stream audio within the client-side browser, specifically from youtube, in a manner that’s general and unopposed ?