SERVER:Please set rtmp destination before start streaming.

SERVER:Hello from mediarecorder-to-rtmp server! There might be some differences based on what computer you’re on, so keep that in mind. I started it using the livestream.a.video demo through a Chrome browser. This sample shows a session where a live stream is started using my Mac and Mac’s iSight camera. Where possible, I’ve explained what the different parts do, but some items require too much detail to go into here. We are going to go over every part of the information in the output, so if something seems obvious, skip ahead to the part you wanted to learn about. Or you can follow along with the sample I’m pasting here, which came from a session using the livestream.a.video demo. (The output from the demo applies to many kinds of live streams using H.264 - if you are using something else much of this content will still be useful.) If you like, go ahead and run the demo, then grab the output from your terminal. If you’ve ever wondered what’s going on with the output to your terminal, today we’ll go through that information using the livestream.a.video demo. FFMPEG allows you to stream and live stream video, but sometimes what the output means can get confusing.

Ffmpeg compress video loss of color