So I was researching on what technology is needed for a live

I'm 90% sure you don't need flash to run a streaming site.
Youtube, netflix, rabb.it, hell even pornhub, don't need flash to view them. I don't see why you would need flash to run them either,
I have no experience in this though, just an observation

>>60463368
This. Look up HLS. I have a streaming service set up but it's very basic at the moment and still a little but buggy.

>>60463368
yeah you don't need flash to view, but you need flash to send your stream if you want it to be web based, and not ask people to use a 3rd party program like obs.

>>60465600
Yep also works fine with nginx

>>60465663
What's your setup? I'm using mine to stream animu as VOD using VLC, but for some reason on certain files it will get to a point where it runs into "Subpicture heap full" errors and crashes when burning subtitles.

>>60462116
You're an idiot.

>>60465726
We have tested HLS with nginx-rtmp and flowplayer for replay. Worked pretty good however the latency was too high, so we switched to rtmp

>>60465756
you clearly don't understand what's being discussed here so fuck off back to your desktop ricing threads.

>>60462116
>what is hls

>>60465880
can any of you dumb cunts read?

>the only way to stream from a browser is using flash
>stream from a browser
>FROM

not TO, FROM

That means sending a stream from your webcam, to a streaming site inside a web browser.

And the only reliable way of doing it is using flash, webrtc is still shit and not supported yet on most media servers.

>Yep also works fine with nginx


yea and what's the nginx module for doing that called?

>nginx rtmp module

>Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) was initially a proprietary protocol developed by Macromedia for streaming audio, video and data over the Internet, between a Flash player and a server.

>>60465957
Surely there is an RTSP module?