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I see the following statement in the README: “You could also use P2P to pull other broadcasters into your stream. No special configuration or servers required
by monocularvision 2y ago
I see the following statement in the README:
“You could also use P2P to pull other broadcasters into your stream. No special configuration or servers required anymore to get sub-second co-streams.”
I currently have this setup for doing a co-stream with a friend and it is terrible:
1. Friend is running OBS to capture his gameplay.
2. Friend has OBS streaming to a Raspberry Pi I have running at my house.
3. The Raspberry Pi is running nginx configured to accept the RTMP stream.
4. I run OBS on another machine to capture my gameplay, add overlays, etc.
5. My OBS has an input source using VLC to capture the stream from the Raspberry Pi.
The setup is awful. Video is pretty delayed and it often just stops working. I would love to look into this project but after reading through the README, I am unclear how I would use this for my setup. Any pointers?
- Sean-Der 2y agoI would have your friend stream to Broadcast Box. You can run it on the Raspberry Pi! Then I would pull that source into your OBS. You have two options * Pull Broadcast Box as a browser source * Use my PR that adds WHEP Sources https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/pull/10353 https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/pull/10353 For now I would do Browser Source (is easier/no custom builds). In the future when WHEP is merged that is the way to go. If you get stuck jump in the Discord and happy to help debug! https://discord.gg/An5jjhNUE3 https://discord.gg/An5jjhNUE3
- monocularvision 2y agoSounds great! We will give that a try. Already hopped on the Discord, I will let you know how it goes.