Tag: Wowza

Wowza REST APIs and HTTP Providers

This article show the different ways to make calls to Wowza Media Engine from external applications and environments for various purposes  such as getting server status , listeners , connections , applications and its streams etc . HTTP Providers HTTP Providers are Java classes that are configured on a per-virtual host basis. Some pre packaged … Continue reading Wowza REST APIs and HTTP Providers

Wowza RTMP Authentication with Third party Token provider over Tiny Encryption Algorithm (TEA)

this article is focused on  Wowza RTMP Authentication with  Third party Token provider over Tiny Encryption Algorithm (TEA)  and  is a continuation of the previous post about setting up a basic RTMP Authentication module on Wowza Engine above version 4. The task is divided into 3 parts . RTMP Encoder Application Wowza RTMP Auth module … Continue reading Wowza RTMP Authentication with Third party Token provider over Tiny Encryption Algorithm (TEA)

Wowza Secure URL params Authentication for streams in an application

To secure the publishers for a common application through username -password specific for streamnames , this post is useful . It uses Module Core Security to prompt back the user for supplying credentials. check the rtmp query-string for parameters and performs the checks - is user is allowed to connect and is user allowed to stream on given streamname is given below .

Wowza RTMP Authenticate Module

To purpose of the article is the use the RTMP Authentication Module in wowza Engine .  This will enable us to intercept a connect request with username and password to be checked from any outside source like - database , password file , third party token provider , third party oauth etc.  Once the password … Continue reading Wowza RTMP Authenticate Module

continue : Streaming / broadcasting Live Video call to non webrtc supported browsers and media players

This blog is in continuation to the attempts / outcomes and problems in building a WebRTC to RTP media framework that successfully stream / broadcast WebRTC content to non webrtc supported browsers ( safari / IE ) / media players ( VLC )

Streaming / broadcasting Live Video call to non webrtc supported browsers and media players

As the title of this article suggests I am going to pen my attempts of streaming / broadcasting Live Video WebRTC call to non WebRTC supported browsers and media players such as VLC , ffplay , default video player in Linux etc. Some of the high level archietctures for streaming Webrtc Video to multiple endpoints … Continue reading Streaming / broadcasting Live Video call to non webrtc supported browsers and media players