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Noot vooraf: ik zit totaal niet in deze materie, dus ik doe wat blue-sky thinking hiero.
Heb je een RTM van RTMP / Adobe media server gedaan?
Hier staat oa:
Can I stream to mobile devices?
Adobe Media Server offers full support for all streaming and communication protocols including application-level multicast using peer-assisted networking and Protected HTTP Dynamic Streaming. It also supports protected adaptive bitrate streaming to Apple iOS using the HLS format.
What's the difference between RTMP and HTTP streaming?
RTMP streaming establishes an encrypted session between the Flash Player client and Adobe Media Server to deliver video and real-time communications. RTMP requires a server connection for every stream being delivered. RTMP scaling is achieved by chaining multiple servers together to cache video content. RTMP is compatible with applications developed using Flash Player or AIR.
HTTP streaming does not maintain a persistent connection. Video is delivered by a series of HTTP requests from the player that is controlled by manifest files. Video is broken up into a series of smaller files (called segments or fragments) that are cached in the network to reach large scale. Protection is applied when files are packaged into the smaller fragments or segments.
Adobe Media Server supports two HTTP file formats: HLS for iOS devices and HDS for Flash Player compatible devices. HTTP streaming is optimized for mobile delivery because of its caching features.
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Als ik dit als leek lees lijkt mij in eerste oogopslag HLS/HDS de gedoodverfde oplossing voor mobiel, en niet RTMP. Is er een (specifieke) reden waarom je geen HLS/HDS kunt/wilt gebruiken voor mobiel? Het is niet alsof de media server dit niet ondersteunt als ik op het eerste antwoord hierboven afga. |