The next time video is streamed using the same Stream Key it will create a new Asset for the recording. The recording of the live stream (the Active Asset) will now be considered complete. video.live_stream.idle - The Streamer's broadcasting software/hardware previously disconnected from Mux servers and the reconnect_window has now expired.video.live_stream.active - The Live Stream is now playable using the Live Stream's Playback ID or the Active Asset's Playback ID.If your UI has a red "recording" light, this would be the event that turns it on. The recording of the live stream (the Active Asset) will include video sent after this point. video.live_stream.recording - Video is being recorded and prepared for playback.video.live_stream.disconnected - The Streamer's broadcasting software/hardware has disconnected from Mux servers, either intentionally or unintentionally because of a network drop.Video is not yet being recorded and is not yet playable. video.live_nnected - The Streamer's broadcasting software/hardware has successfully connected with Mux servers.You application may benefit from some or none of these events, depending on the specific user experience you want to provide. There are a few related events that Mux will send. When a Streamer begins sending video and the Live Stream changes status, your application can respond by using Webhooks.
#Live stream player app software#
Once the session begins, the software will start pushing live video to Mux and the Live Stream will change its status to active indicating it is receiving the RTMP stream and is playable using the Playback ID.
#Live stream player app how to#
The broadcast software will describe how to start and stop an RTMP session. When audio_only is enabled, we only process the audio track, even dropping the video track if broadcast. For example, you can host Live Podcasts or broadcast Radio Shows. audio_only Mux live streams is ready for Audio specific use cases too.For more details, please refer to the Live Stream Latency guide. low_latency BETA Similar to ` "reduced" latency option, "latency_mode": "low" live streams reduce the glass-to-glass latency to as low as 4 seconds but the latency can vary depending on your viewer's geographical location and internet connectivity.
The latency reduces to about 10-15 seconds compared to 30 seconds typically without enabling this option. When "latency_mode": "reduced" is enabled, we treat your stream a little differently to minimize glass-to-glass latency. "latency_mode": "reduced" Mux live streams have an option for "reduced latency".When enabled, you can support more use cases. Mux also allows you to set a few additional options on your live stream.
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