Updated README
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Extremely basic live stream server
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Currently implements a degraded subset of RTMP and SRT (un-encrypted) for ingest.
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Currently implements a degraded subset of RTMP and SRT for ingest. Encryption for SRT is implemented with AES-CTR with hardcoded passphrase "srttestpass". Only 16-byte keys have been tested, but nothing should stop the implementation from having problems in principle
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Uses the std lib http server implementation for the http serving side.
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**Not intended for actual use**. The stream key use is not secure and is used to handle directories without a user db system, than to provide auth
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**Not intended for actual use**. The stream key use is not secure and is used to handle directories without a user db system, than to provide auth. Same goes for the SRT passphrase. Also just accepts connections so will get DDOS'd immediately.
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Limits to a single stream at a time, mostly for the lack of db to handle connections and user information rather than concurrency problems.
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Currently always transcodes to vp9 + opus, segments to fragmented mp4. Creates one segment playlist, no manifest. Uses ffmpeg
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HTTP streaming relies on hls-player-js. Will be broken for standard hls players until I figure out how to modify the `EXT-X-MAP:URI` field to prepend a path prefix without changing directories.
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HTTP streaming relies on hls-player-js. Will be broken for standard hls players until I figure out how to modify the `EXT-X-MAP:URI` field to prepend a path prefix without changing directories. Or finish the transcoder project
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Currently produces no logs nor debug info. Will just abandon a connection if there is a problem. Will not send any RTMP replies since flash server docs seem dead and abort messages are netStream commands.
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