in the incoming streams menu, i can see the incoming stream is stuck in status ‘waiting for stream’
note that i can stream the rtmp source fine through vlc.
any idea why wowza can’t connect/restream the source of this stream file, but vlc is working fine, and the rtsp source works fine with wowza? what can i do to fix it?
How the way Wowza Streaming Engine connects to RTSP and RTMP is different. With the RTMP connection, please be certain to choose the MediaCaster type of “liverepeater” and not the “rtp” option.
MediaCaster types correspond to the following stream types:
rtp. IP Camera streams (RTSP/RTP streams) and streams from native RTP and MPEG-TS encoders.
shoutcast. SHOUTCast/Icecast streams.
liverepeater. Streams pulled from another server running Wowza Streaming Engine.
applehls (supported in Wowza Streaming Engine 4.5.0.01 and later). Apple HLS streams pulled from a live source.
mpegtstcp (supported in Wowza Streaming Engine 4.5.0.02 and later). MPEG-TS streams pulled from a live source over a TCP/IP connection.
srt (supported in Wowza Streaming Engine 4.7.2 and later for Linux and Wowza Streaming Engine 4.7.3 and later for Windows). Secure Reliable Transport (SRT)connections.
Hi @Mac Hill / @Rose Power-Wowza Community Manager
As a follow up to this, the live origin application that is restreaming is set to ‘record all incoming streams’. and for rtp sources we were using ‘rtp-record’ stream type, which automatically recorded the streamed contant. But streams using ‘liverepeater’ type are not being recorded.
I notice there’s no ‘liverepeater-record’ type. And I don’t seen anything in the logs relating to why the liverepeater streams are being recorded.
Do you have any suggestions as to why these are not being recorded automatically? I can record them manually through the ‘incoming stream’ dashboard
indeed, that module also works for us with liverepeater.
I am still curious why the default ‘record all incoming streams’ doesn’t work on its own :). However, this module solution is great. Thanks for checking!