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    13 avril 2011

    Unfortunately a software is never perfect.
    If you think you have found a bug, report it using our ticket system. Please to help us to fix it by providing the following information : the browser you are using, including the exact version as precise an explanation as possible of the problem if possible, the steps taken resulting in the problem a link to the site / page in question
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    13 avril 2011, par

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  • Streaming WebRTC via ffmpeg to Facebook Live (RTMP) [on hold]

    5 février 2017, par Frederik Greve

    sorry for my bad english ;)

    I’ve got the following problem :
    I want to stream a Webcam (+audio) to Facebook Live. To capture the media I use getUserMedia. Now I will send the data to Facebook Live via RTMP.

    I tink there are two ways to do it, but I don’t know how.

    1. Create an Stream with WebRTC and encode it with ffmpeg to RTMP.
    2. Save every single frame with HTML5 Canvas and then stream it with ffmpeg. (In this case I don’t know to add sound from microphone.)

    I’m just using html5, Javacript and PHP.

  • YouTube Live iOS

    20 janvier 2016, par David McSpadden

    I have a YouTube live streaming currently set up here :
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOeMoXdU6jI

    Everything works great - except iOS devices intermittently fail to play the stream. Looking through the device logs and raw m3u8 files I notice that one .TS segment length is > 10, which is where the file fails to play throwing an error that the EXTINF is greater than double the expected length.

    If I turn off the "DVR" function in the YouTube Live Control Panel everything works perfectly since the single .TS file (sometimes 4 hours ago) is no longer present in the m3u8 file.

    I’m streaming to YouTube via ffmpeg and have other camera angles that seem to fail less frequently (but they do fail).

    Has anyone else experienced this ? It seems like a bug on the YouTube side - but they haven’t been any help.

  • How can i do Facebook Live (page) using FFMPEG

    15 août 2021, par Amjad Dader

    SOLVED & EDITED -

    


    Catch : Doing live stream on Facebook with FMMPEG.

    


    In past it was easy i did many times as facebook was using rtmp.
But now facebook is using RTMPS so i am getting different errors i have tried 100 commands.
I have a image test.png and a audio file test.m4a (its a podcast) and facebook stream key is 1234.
( i have tried 100 types of commands so cant post here and cant post errors aswell.)
so please can someone help me to go live on my facebook page with image+m4a file.
i prefer centos but i will manage ubuntu if you prefer.
Regards..

    


    Solved : See my answer might help someone.

    


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