Ok, I have it up BUT it's not playing my stream. I have it like this...
OBS > restreamer > gnostream server
Restreamer shows it's connected, via rtmp on :1935 🤔
I'll tackle more tomorrow. 🫡🖖🏾
gnostream has binaries. I need some brave testers to break it and if ya'll think it's good, I will do a full release. Self host your own streams.
https://github.com/0ceanSlim/gnostream/releases/tag/v-0.1.0-prerelease
Note, the hls files it's generating will need to be accessible by the public and that means a domain probably unless you do something else.
Discussion
Do you have the web server available via the internet?
What it should be doing is streaming to the www/live folder. You should see an output file and a bunch of ts files there. Those are the files that need to be accessible via internet. The nostr event uses the external url config for the url on the nostr event. So it should be accessible via yourdomain.com/live/output.m3u8
So it could be a folder permission thing?
Hm. Should be showing then. Not sure. I'll hop on desktop in a bit and see if theres anything in the console on your site for clues. Do you have stuff in the archive folder now? Because if so, it should be showing in the vault.
Nothing in archive. I have it set to live-only
When you're live, do you see the output files in live
Nope, but from restreamer I can see that it's connected. From gnostream server I can see the IP of viewers. The 1935 and 8080 are up. That's about it. I've tried changing the host IP for rtmp from quad0, 127, localhost and the IP issued from DNS. I made a systemd service file, to running it in the background. I added rtmp support, added it to nginx.conf. I wasn't sure if I needed to do that.
I fixed it! There was a conflict with ffmpeg. Upgraded to Trixie and all is right as rain. 🫡⚡
I'm home now. Tag me when you try again and I'll check it out!