With Icecast it is possible to output only an audio track. However,
the tooling required always a video track and was throwing an error
that was not properly handled. Now audio-only streams are allowed
for publication services.
datarhei/restreamer#429datarhei/restreamer#483datarhei/restreamer#542
Expecting the CHANGELOG.md in the UI webroot. The markdown is
parsed in order to find the sections with the versions. A section
for a version has to start with "### " followed by the version
(either with the v prefix or not). Only the sections for the
relevant versions from the previous to the current will be displayed.
In case the playersite is enabled and the metadata of a channel e.g. its name
changes, the playersite needs also to be updated in order to reflect this
change.
As a consequence the playersite has to be enabled explicitely otherwise it will
get enabled without the user wanting it.
With the HLS master manifest the effective stream name is not anymore
the channelid but the channelid with a sufix. By matching the current
sessions with the channelid this wasn't taken into account.
The core provides an internal RTMP and SRT server. Pulling in a stream
results by default in a HLS output. Now, this stream can also be pushed
additionaly to the internal RTMP and SRT servers, given they are enabled.
This results in a lower latency when you play the stream from one of
those servers.
It was necessary to modify the RTMP configuration a bit, such that there's
always a non-TLS RTMP server available for internal use. If you enable
RTMPS, it will require now that there's also a RTMP server running. Both need
to run on different ports. Please check your RTMP settings after the update.
The RTMPS server will run on port 1936 by default. The RTMP server will run
on port 1935 by default.
The UI requires now core version 16.9.0
