WebRTC Server Side Video Recording Kurento

This is the sample texting application created to test live recording from WebRTC Browser side to Kurento Media Server. Here two files are with different persopose to each are created index.html and index.js.

The one file index.html is used to record video and save that video to Kurento Media Server, it executes it's javascript code from index.js. And the another file live.html is used to stream any existing video to browser, it executes it's javascript code from live.js.

Steps to follow

• Pre-Requirements
• Install http-server
• Install bower packages
• Configuration Changes
• Run with http-server

Pre-Requirements

• Node.js
• Bower
• Kurento Server

Install http-server

http-server is a simple, zero-configuration command-line http server. It is powerful enough for production usage, but it's simple and hackable enough to be used for testing, local development, and learning.

npm install http-server -g

Install bower packages

If you don't have bower installed then you can install with this command: npm install -g bower

There are few dependent libraries which needs to be downloaded via bower

bower install

Configuration Changes

Set variable values for kurento server's IP, Port and file location with file name (which is being record and saved) on js/index.js

var kurentoIp = '192.168.31.133', // replace this with your kurento server IP
    kurentoPort = '8888', // replace this with your kurento server port
    fileSavePath = 'file:///tmp/abc.webm'; // replace this with your path & file name

Set variable values for kurento server's IP, Port and file location with file name (which is already exist to stream) on js/live.js

var kurentoIp = '192.168.31.133', // replace this with your kurento server IP
    kurentoPort = '8888', // replace this with your kurento server port
    fileSavePath = 'file:///tmp/abc.webm'; // replace this with your path & file name

Run with http-server

Now we are going to browse this files by running http-server on port 8443

http-server -p 8443

Now you can browse files at http://localhost:8443/