Live Sources (Ingress Protocols)
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The Live Sources Settings page allows you to manage the various Ingress Protocols provided by OvenMediaEngine.
On the RTMP in the Live Source Settings, you can view the RTMP Ingress Protocol information and set whether to enable RTMP per Application. And you can modify the Port and Worker Count on that page. The Worker Count is an option that allows you to set the number of threads used for sending and receiving over the Socket.
Additionally, you can select Virtual Host and Application in the Application section and check if RTMP Provider is enabled in the selected location.
Detailed Guide: https://airensoft.gitbook.io/ovenmediaengine/live-source/rtmp
If you need to receive only authenticated RTMP from OvenMediaEngine Enterprise, you can use <AuthFile> within <VirtualHosts><VirtalHost><Applications><Application><Providers><RTMP> in Server.xml. Please see the RTMP Authentication | 0.17.2.0+ guide for more details.
On the WebRTC/WHIP in the Live Source Settings, you can manage WebRTC and WHIP Ingress Protocol information and whether to enable WebRTC and WHIP per Application. You can also modify the Signalling Port, ICE Candidate Port, TLC Port, etc. on that page.
Additionally, you can select Virtual Host and Application in the Application section and check if WebRTC Provider is enabled in the selected location.
Detailed Guide: https://airensoft.gitbook.io/ovenmediaengine/live-source/webrtc
On the SRT in the Live Source Settings, you can see the SRT Ingress Protocol information and whether to utilize SRT per Application, and you can edit the Port and Worker Count on that page. The Worker Count option allows you to set the number of threads used to send and receive over the Socket. In the Applications section, you can select Virtual Hosts and Applications and see that the SRT Provider is enabled in the selected location.
Additionally, SRT uses the MPEG-TS format when transmitting streams, which allows it to support many codecs, unlike RTMP.
Detailed Guide: https://airensoft.gitbook.io/ovenmediaengine/live-source/srt
On the MPEG-2 TS in the Live Source Settings, you can see the MPEG-2 TS Ingress Protocol information and whether to use MPEG-2 TS per Application, and you can modify the Port and Worker Count on that page. The Worker Count is an option that allows you to set the number of threads used for transmission and reception through the Socket.
Additionally, you can select Virtual Host and Application in the Application section and check if MPEG-2 TS Provider is enabled in the selected location.
On the Scheduled Channel in the Live Source Settings, you can view whether Scheduled Channels are enabled for each Application. Also, you can see the path to the Media Source and Schedule File.
Media Root Dir: Shows the path to the Media Source (Media File or Live) that OvenMediaEngine uses for the scheduled streaming.
Scheduled Files Dir: Shows the path to the Schedule File (.sch) that OvenMediaEngine is referencing or the scheduled streaming.
On the Multiplex Channel in the Live Source Settings, you can check whether Multiplex Channels are enabled for each Application and the path to the Mux File.
Mux Files Dir: Shows the path to the Mux File (.mux) that is set to combine multiple streams referenced by the OvenMediaEngine into a single stream.
