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OBS -> FTL -> WebRTC Streaming Server on Windows

Original guide: https://pythonawesome.com/a-self-contained-obs-ftl-webrtc-live-streaming-server/

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Usage

Run these commands from a WSL2 terminal.

  1. Clone the repo and submodules:
git clone --recursive -j8 https://github.com/danisla/obs-ftl-webrtc
cd obs-ftl-webrtc
  1. Build the ingest and webrtc windows binaries:
./scripts/build-lightspeed-ingest-win.sh

This will output the binary: bin/x86_64/lightspeed-ingest.exe

./scripts/build-lightspeed-webrtc-win.sh

This will output the binary: bin/x86_64/lightspeed-webrtc.exe

  1. Run bin/x86_64/lightspeed-ingest.exe

Starts on port 8084

  1. Run bin/x86_64/lightspeed-webrtc.exe

Starts on port 8080

  1. Start the react container:
docker-compose up -d

Starts on port 8000

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