An iOS app for IRL streaming
MOBS
An iOS app for IRL streaming. Mainly targetting Twitch, but can stream to any RTMP endpoint.
Discord: https://discord.gg/nt3UwHqbMM
Github: https://github.com/eerimoq/mobs
This project is not part of OBS. It’s just the name that is inspired by it.
ToDo
- Force camera widgets to the back.
Ideas/plan
- Integrate SRT stack.
- Implement SRTLA.
- AV1 and/or HVEC codec (to complement H264). Sending less data is important for stream quality and cost.
- Notifications. Both visually and with sound. Sound most improtant probably.
- Emoji chat.
- Preview buttons.
- Pause and scroll chat.
- Buffering for short disconnections. Show as picture in picture or other layout once reconnected. Possible a record button.
- Play music and short sound samples.
- Geolocation (with map?).
- Record to disk.
- Setup scenes with editable main view? However, scenes will probably be added server side by most streamers, so not that important to change.
- Lookup Twitch channel id from channel name. Possibly login to Twitch.
- LIDAR, altitude.
- WebRTC.
Testing with local streaming server
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Start streaming server. You must have go installed.
$ (cd livego && go run . --level debug)
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Create the application instance in the server (hard coded to 1234):
$ wget 'http://localhost:8090/control/get?room=movie'
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Start streaming with iOS app. Build and run the iOS application in xcode.
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Watch stream in VLC:
$ vlc rtmp://localhost:1935/live/movie
Resources
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Create Twitch (chat) token.
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IRL Toolkit.
Similar apps
- https://irlpro.app/
- Twitch app.