Send to UDP localhost port 5000: ffmpeg -f lavfi -re -i smptebars=duration=60. In this video I stream an IP Camera to a web browser using ffmpeg.
To re-stream using FFmpeg, use the -re option when encoding the video file for Wowza Streaming Engine™ media server software. Record button starts the FFmpeg stream and turns on red led to indicate normal behaviour should be observed in front of the camera - stop button, well no surprise what it does. This slows the stream down to simulate live streaming and mitigates buffering and memory buildup that can disrupt. For example, the -f option specifies the Due to version of ffmpeg package on Debian/Raspian is too old, we need livav (debian and raspbian included) or custom-built ffmpeg to perform following. ffmpeg sends it as RTP over localhost to Janus (streaming plugin) Janus sends it over WebRTC (UDP) to a user on a remote machine running. 
Now, I managed to use ffmpeg like this: ffmpeg -f v4l2 -input_format h264 \ -video_size 1920x1080 \ -i /dev/video4 \ -copyinkf -codec copy \ -f mpegts udp://192.
Having an USB webcam connected to a Raspberry Pi 4, we’re going to use FFmpeg to securely (SSL and secret-key authentication) stream its video and audio (with CCTV-style timestamps) to a containerized NGINX server over RTMP/RTMPS protocol, and then use this same server to broadcast the stream Having an USB webcam connected to a No, I don't want to create a DVD. The video is served using nginx web browser set up on Ubuntu linux. (Mostly it will be /dev/video0) $ ls/dev/video*/dev/video0 Stream live camera view over UDP - Unity Answers. 
I'm trying to convert a RTSP stream to RTMP through exec_pull inside RTMP application block. It could be a file or another stream used as a source.
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