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#DIGITALOCEAN FFMPEG UBUNTU SOFTWARE#

Regardless of your environment, the setup steps will include configuring a SSL certificate on the nginx server. Starting with the above requirements, you can reduce them as follows If you are setting up BigBlueButton for local development on your workstation, you can relax some of the above requirements as there will only be few users on the server. On Hetzner we recommend the AX51 servers or CCX32 instances. On AWS we recommend c5a.2xlarge (or larger). On Digital Ocean we recommend the c-8 compute intensive instances (or larger). These are usually called “compute-intensive” instances.

#DIGITALOCEAN FFMPEG UBUNTU INSTALL#

If you install BigBlueButton on a virtual machine in the cloud, we recommend you choose an instance type that has dedicated CPU.

A hostname (such as ) for setup of a SSL certificate.

TCP port 80 and 443 are not in use by another web server or reverse proxy.

250 Mbits/sec bandwidth (symmetrical) or more.

500 GB of free disk space (or more) for recordings, or 50GB if session recording is disabled on the server.

8 CPU cores, with high single-thread performance.

Ubuntu 20.04 64-bit OS running Linux kernel 5.x.

Minimum server requirementsįor production, we recommend the following minimum requirements By ‘dedicated’ we mean that this server won’t be used for anything else besides BigBlueButton (and possibly BigBlueButton-related applications such as Greenlight).

#DIGITALOCEAN FFMPEG UBUNTU UPGRADE#

If you want to upgrade from an earlier version of BigBlueButton like 2.3 or 2.4, we recommend setting up a clean server for BigBlueButton 2.5 on Ubuntu 20.04 and, after setup, migrate over your existing recordings.Ī ‘clean’ server does not have any previous web servers installed (such as apache) or web applications (such as plesk or webadmin) that are binding to port 80/443.

#DIGITALOCEAN FFMPEG UBUNTU SOFTWARE#

We recommend installing BigBlueButton with a ‘clean’ and dedicated Ubuntu 20.04 64-bit server with no prior software installed. We have tools to make it easy for you, a system administrator, to install BigBlueButton on a dedicated Linux server. Go to “Encoder setup”, copy “Stream key” and paste it to the script (line 7):Īlso, don’t forget to add a nice picture on line 5.The latest version of BigBlueButton is 2.5 (referred hereafter as simply BigBlueButton).īigBlueButton 2.5 is production ready.

When you press “Stream now”, you will be taken to the live-dashboard for the next stream. Open Youtube using your account and go to “Live streaming”: In this section, we will get a Stream key for line 7 of the script. It’s easy for configuration, so you can try to experiment with the values. Line 6 - the URL of audio-stream what you want to broadcast. KEY = "your_strean_key" # Stream name/key YOUTUBE_URL = "rtmp://a./live2" # Youtube RTMP base URL The last command should output something like this:Ĭreate a new folder for our project with a single shell executable file:īITRATE = "2500k" # Bitrate of the output video On Linux we can install it using the following commands: $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media FFmpeg uses for manipulations with audio and video as a command line tool. Installing FFmpegįirst of all, you need to install FFmpeg.

#DIGITALOCEAN FFMPEG UBUNTU HOW TO#

You can read more about how to create a droplet in the official DO tutorial. Getting startedįor this project, we will use the droplet on DigitalOcean with Ubuntu 18.04. Youtube banned it because one day was playing a music track with another license. Running ahead - the radio-station worked on Youtube for 6 days and 24/7.

I decided to try broadcast one of Creative Commons radio stations to Youtube. In this simple post, I want to share with you about my previous side-project - how I broadcasted radio to Youtube using DigitalOcean and FFmpeg.