for example mystream.stream.0 and mystream.stream.720p. I am still having 2 directories in the content directory. Would you guys recommend this kind of set-up or do we have to messup with the Wowza API to create our module? Any comment or advise wold be very much appreciated.Īnother problem I am encountering is that even if I set all the encoders, except the 720p, in trancoder.xml to false. When the user select which programs from the previous EPG they want to play, from the programs starting and endtime, we can then calculate in which part exactly is this program from the recorded stream, then we just tell the client media player to attached this to the url parameters of wowzaplayerstart and wowzaplayerduration. We set the transcoder to transcode the video to 720p. We set-up the nDVR to record and transcode the video coming from the multicast source, on the Application.xml we set the 10368000 to buffer the video for 48 hours and delete to delete the oldest part of the stream. I have been searching through the documentation and so far what I have learned is that we can use the combination of nDVR and Trancoder to implement these features and the client media player can then connect to the Wowza Server using http and with the supplied wowzaplayerstart=? and wowzaplayduration=? parameters. The source of the video/audio is multicast udp.but the output coming from the Wowza Media server can be unicast http or rtsp. In addition they should be able to rewind, pause, fastforward and choose to go to live (means the current broadcast). For example: In the interface of the IPTV middleware we have an application which displays the EPG, The user should be able to select the previous programs on a specific channel from this interface and then play this programs.

I know the definition of timeshifting is pretty vague so to make it clear I will describe the actually workflow we wanted to achieve.

We are currently integrating the wowza server for a project which requires the implementation of timeshifting features.

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