add logo in streams

[tyblbs]

I want a program in linux or a way to edit a live broadcast image
Such as adding LOGO or overwriting live broadcasts

I want programs like xtream code or ipvtl ... except FFMPEG and nginx

 

[GaiusBaltar]

VLC is your friend

 

[Barraxcuda]

There is a feature in the "IP video transcode" for add a logo in the stream but I never tested it.

 

[tyblbs]

VLC is your friend

For linux ?

 

[tyblbs]

There is a feature in the "IP video transcode" for add a logo in the stream but I never tested it.

I saw that in windows
but The property is not available in linux

 

[Barraxcuda]

I saw that in windows
but The property is not available in Linux

it supports Web interface for live channel status management after version 5.8.3.0. they published the v5.12.4.1. probably there are some crack versions in the forum.

 

[tyblbs]

it supports Web interface for live channel status management after version 5.8.3.0. they published the v5.12.4.1. probably there are some crack versions in the forum.

if you have an older version, it is not easy to do it on the command line. You can run it without the IPVTL user interface in Linux. you can set it up on windows and import all of the configurations into Linux.

the best way to try the lasted version

Is unclear to me .
Thank you

 

[Barraxcuda]

Is unclear to me .
Thank you

you can use it after version 5.8.3.0. on Linux with the user interface.

 

[tyblbs]

you can use it after version 5.8.3.0. on Linux with the user interface.

i will try .
i need simple program like obs in linux. to edit easly (adding text,logo,rotate image)
ipvtl not good to do this
ffmpeg is Complex

 

[IliasGR]

i will try .
i need simple program like obs in linux. to edit easly (adding text,logo,rotate image)
ipvtl not good to do this
ffmpeg is Complex

You can buy a cheap windows vps.

 

[tyblbs]

You can buy a cheap windows vps.

This is the last solution

 

[GaiusBaltar]

For linux ?

Yes, with VLC at command line you can do what you are doing on windows and more. Also transcode in VLC is less resource expensive than ffmpeg and less complex
If you google "vlc whater mark" you should find both windows and command line version. I've tried many times and it works good and very stable. .

 

[IliasGR]

Y

This is the last solution

Well,thats not adv but in the company that im working on we are offering one for 10$ with 8 cpu vcores with 50gb space.