Record Stream on-demand:
The following code snippet allows you to record streams on demand.
» continue readingNvidia commands to monitor gpu usage:
When using NVENC as the implementation for the transcoder, there are a few built-in nvidia commands that you can use to monitor GPU usage plus some.
» continue readingREST API – PTZ camera functionality:
Wowza’s Rest API has functionality for IP cameras that contain PTZ camera functionality.
» continue readingHTTP Provider to serve up VOD assets:
This module allows you to pass in a path to a file name and it’ll serve it up for download. You essentially define a default content path/directory or the content/ folder is the default. Then any file that exists within it, is game for download. 1. Place the following provider under you 8086 HostPort within […]
» continue readingnDVR convert to VOD:
This article will demonstrate how to use the REST API to convert a nDVR store to a VOD recording leveraging start & end times or duration to clip the conversion as needed.
» continue readingUse ffmpeg for RTSP output:
A simple example of how to publish RTSP to your wowza server using ffmpeg.
» continue readingIPtables reject repeated requests:
You can leverage iptables to reject repeated requests that may be seen as DDOS or rogue players.
» continue readingREST API – get historic connection counts:
You can obtain historical connection & bandwidth information via Wowza’s REST API.
» continue readingSet up access times for streams per application:
This module will allow you to specify times or date/time combinations that will define when streams that use a specific application are allowed to be viewed. You can specify multiple date ranges or just times that will be used daily.
» continue readingVerify a VOD asset exists via HTTP Provider:
We’ve had recent requests for an http provider that will verify existence of a particular VOD asset.
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