im creating a iptv dashboard opensource

[antoniocg]

Hello, I am currently developing a dashboard for iptv stream control, I organized it in three parts:
-> rest service to create streams using nginx + ffmpeg
-> rest service to organize everything related to stream information, create lists, bouquets, categories, users etc.
-> frontend to use the rest services

organize them in this way to be able to modularize the different services

I am currently working on rest service that creates the streams it uses as an nginx base with the rtmp + vod modules and to do the reestreaming it uses ffmpeg

You can currently create, start and stop an initiated stream

This is a repository where I will be uploading all the updates

https://github.com/antonio-cg/flixac-rest

how to build

(sorry if I had any error in the way of expressing myself I am new and it is my first project that I do show it to the public, also the language I speak is Spanish)

 

[chucky31]

Waow cool man
Can this support GPU transcode?

 

[antoniocg]

Waow cool man
Can this support GPU transcode?

yes i work with ffmpeg, only need to set the parameters to start encoding with gpu ,
In the end, the rest application is used to control ffmpeg processes, which is responsible for encoding and retransmitting is ffmpeg, currently I have tried to use these parameters:

ffmpeg -loglevel error -i input_video_file -bsf: a aac_adtstoasc -acodec copy -vcodec copy -strict -2 -f flv rtmp: // localhost / live / stream-id

rtmp: // localhost / live / stream-id is an nginx endpoint that uses the rtpm module and is nginx-rtmp that does the conversion to hls

In the end what I do is control ffmpeg processes (start, stop, create) and save them in a sqlite database

 

[On4sat]

yes i work with ffmpeg, only need to set the parameters to start encoding with gpu ,
In the end, the rest application is used to control ffmpeg processes, which is responsible for encoding and retransmitting is ffmpeg, currently I have tried to use these parameters:

ffmpeg -loglevel error -i input_video_file -bsf: a aac_adtstoasc -acodec copy -vcodec copy -strict -2 -f flv rtmp: // localhost / live / stream-id

rtmp: // localhost / live / stream-id is an nginx endpoint that uses the rtpm module and is nginx-rtmp that does the conversion to hls

In the end what I do is control ffmpeg processes (start, stop, create) and save them in a sqlite database

Interressing test that manual for install possible that?

 

[antoniocg]

Interressing test that manual for install possible that?

Of course I am doing the step by step to install it, I am currently testing with ubuntu 18.04

 

[On4sat]

Of course I am doing the step by step to install it, I am currently testing with ubuntu 18.04

Good work friend thanks for that ?

 

[antoniocg]

Good work friend thanks for that ?

here its how to build any question i can help

https://gist.github.com/antonio-cg/907191b75d251f2cd5a3cf476a07e8ee

 

[Dafe52]

Hi @antoniocg , it's great project. I am no expert in C++, but if you are willing to use NodeJS, Python, Java or Go I could contribute a little wrapping your REST service in one of those, and leave the C++ only for the hardcore ffmpeg stuff.

 

[antoniocg]

And I have been thinking about using node.js for the frontend part, it is the one that would be responsible for creating the m3u lists, users, authentication, categories etc etc. (we could take as a basis the XtreamCodes and replicate it with node.js)

 

[Dafe52]

And I have been thinking about using node.js for the frontend part, it is the one that would be responsible for creating the m3u lists, users, authentication, categories etc etc. (we could take as a basis the XtreamCodes and replicate it with node.js)

What would be the differentiator there? do you plan to host this in the cloud? If you put together a list of issues and a way to wrap the C++ code, making it callable from NodeJS or other language I could contribute a bit there.

If you could package it all in a Docker container that'd be great for portability and I could test it more easily (I am on Mac)

 

[antoniocg]

I currently divided into two parts: the c ++ project that is responsible for creating the streams with ffmpeg which has an api rest with which you can create, stop, start, check status etc, of the streams, for example if you want to make a channel that makes a reestream from another source you just have to make a post request to url / create / stream-id with the payload

{"url": "http :: //example.url/to/reestream/.m3u8",
"ffmpeg_command": "-bsf: a aac_adtstoasc -acodec copy -vcodec copy -strict -2", <- extra command for ffmpeg

"created_by": 1}

and the program will execute ffmpeg and will make a reestream to an rtmp server managed with nginx at the end you will have your m3u8 channel in
http: //ipserver/hls/stream-id/index.m3u8

 

[Dafe52]

Ok I see, but you won’t be sending ffmpeg commands on the Json, you could wrap them with operation name and build a command server side right? Also if the only thing you do is issue ffmpeg command, why would you use C++? Is that your preferred language?

 

[Dafe52]

Also, have you thought of using Wowza instead of nginx-rtmp??

 

[antoniocg]

I added the ffmpeg command because if you need to have a different parameter it can be added from the same api and you don't need to have to add it to the c ++ exe and recompile, , I chose c++ it because I found it interesting and wowza is a private code with nginx you can have more control of services and its open source

 

[traskin]

Hello, I am currently developing a dashboard for iptv stream control, I organized it in three parts:
-> rest service to create streams using nginx + ffmpeg
-> rest service to organize everything related to stream information, create lists, bouquets, categories, users etc.
-> frontend to use the rest services

organize them in this way to be able to modularize the different services

I am currently working on rest service that creates the streams it uses as an nginx base with the rtmp + vod modules and to do the reestreaming it uses ffmpeg

You can currently create, start and stop an initiated stream

This is a repository where I will be uploading all the updates

https://github.com/antonio-cg/flixac-rest

how to build

(sorry if I had any error in the way of expressing myself I am new and it is my first project that I do show it to the public, also the language I speak is Spanish)

Hi mate.

What about your TODO?

TODO:

+Installation instructions

pls almost instructions...thank you!

 

[trol750]

here its how to build any question i can help

https://gist.github.com/antonio-cg/907191b75d251f2cd5a3cf476a07e8ee

why use nginx 1.16 since you're compiling from source? nginx 1.19 is faster, and supports http2

 

[Wess123]

Wow Nice work, i Will teu and study this