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Docker image using custom-built FFmpeg for deploying an instance of Comfy Channel to stream to any RTMP stream intake service such as Twitch

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comfy-docker

Docker image using custom-built FFmpeg for deploying an instance of Comfy Channel to stream to any RTMP stream intake service such as Twitch.

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Description

This Docker image can be used to create an instance of Comfy Channel. It is based on jrottenberg/ffmpeg, and installs Python and gets the latest version of Comfy Channel.

The main purpose is to allow streaming from Comfy Channel to a self-hosted server.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/mvarhola/comfy-channel-docker

Docker Hub image: https://hub.docker.com/r/mvarhola/comfy-channel/

How to use

The fastest way to get set up is to run a container with this image. Specify your stream intake URL as SERVER_IP and STREAM_LOCATION

docker run --name comfy-channel -e "SERVER_IP=localhost" -e "STREAM_LOCATION=/live/stream" mvarhola/comfy-channel

To start an Nginx webserver for serving the stream, along with Comfy Channel, run the following docker-compose command

docker-compose up

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