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Spaceport Publisher
Ahmet Oğuz Mermerkaya edited this page Jan 24, 2024
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Good news! Our documentation has moved to antmedia.io/docs. In this part, we are going to use Spaceport publisher nodes prepared for ROS using the Azure SDK.
sudo apt-get install -y ninja-build
sudo apt install libsoundio-dev
apt-get install libudev-dev
Step 1: Get and then extract the Spaceport from here
Step 2: You can use setup.sh script to build Azure SDK
cd publisher
bash setup.sh
Note: We use --postime to launch all cameras synchronously. That's why the entered parameter is important. You can use any number to test the publishers but to be able to capture correctly you have to use the following command
--postime $(($(date +%s%N)/1000000))
If all went well you will be able to open your device and see all connected Azure Kinects as above.
- Introduction
- Quick Start
- Installation
- Publishing Live Streams
- Playing Live Streams
- Conference Call
- Peer to Peer Call
- Adaptive Bitrate(Multi-Bitrate) Streaming
- Data Channel
- Video on Demand Streaming
- Simulcasting to Social Media Channels
- Clustering & Scaling
- Monitor Ant Media Servers with Apache Kafka and Grafana
- WebRTC SDKs
- Security
- Integration with your Project
- Advanced
- WebRTC Load Testing
- TURN Servers
- AWS Wavelength Deployment
- Multi-Tenancy Support
- Monitor Ant Media Server with Datadog
- Clustering in Alibaba
- Playlist
- Kubernetes
- Time based One Time Password
- Kubernetes Autoscaling
- Kubernetes Ingress
- How to Install Ant Media Server on EKS
- Release Tests
- Spaceport Volumetric Video
- WebRTC Viewers Info
- Webhook Authentication for Publishing Streams
- Recording Streams
- How to Update Ant Media Server with Cloudformation
- How to Install Ant Media Server on GKE
- Ant Media Server on Docker Swarm
- Developer Quick Start
- Recording HLS, MP4 and how to recover
- Re-streaming update
- Git Branching
- UML Diagrams