RTMP server written in Go (Golang) that allows stream publishing.
go get github.com/torresjeff/rtmp
Start up a server for the ingestion/playback of an RTMP stream (default port is 1935):
package main
import (
"github.com/torresjeff/rtmp"
"log"
)
func main() {
server := &rtmp.Server{}
log.Fatal(server.Run())
}
You can also create a client to listen for events on a stream (eg: audio, video, and metadata events) so you can do further processing on the media that is being streamed:
package main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/torresjeff/rtmp"
"github.com/torresjeff/rtmp/audio"
"github.com/torresjeff/rtmp/video"
"log"
)
func OnAudio(format audio.Format, sampleRate audio.SampleRate, sampleSize audio.SampleSize, channels audio.Channel, payload []byte, timestamp uint32) {
fmt.Println("client: on audio")
}
func OnVideo(frameType video.FrameType, codec video.Codec, payload []byte, timestamp uint32) {
fmt.Println("client: on video")
}
func OnMetadata(metadata map[string]interface{}) {
fmt.Printf("client: on metadata: %+v", metadata)
}
func main() {
// Specify audio, video and metadata callbacks
client := &rtmp.Client{
OnAudio: OnAudio,
OnVideo: OnVideo,
OnMetadata: OnMetadata,
}
log.Fatal(client.Connect("rtmp://192.168.1.2/app/publish"))
}
To view other options accepted by the Server and Client structs, look at the examples directory.
- This is a work in progress.