Showing posts with label SLDP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SLDP. Show all posts

February 24, 2024

SLDP is now played on iOS17 iPhones with MMS

Our team introduced SLDP low latency playback protocol several years ago as a replacement for RTMP due to sunset of Flash. It's a WebSocket-based technology which can be played on any browser platform that has MSE. Up until now, this was the reason why SLDP live streams couldn't be played on iPhones since they didn't have MSE, even though, it played on Windows, Linux, macOS and even iPads. The only exception was Opus audio-only playback on iOS.

Now with the latest releases of iOS 17, iPhone iOS has full support for MMS - Managed Media Source - which provides necessary capabilities to make the MSE-based playback possible.

September 19, 2022

Play audio-only SLDP with Opus on iPhone

When using WebRTC as a source of your content, you need to consider that the audio codec for that protocol is Opus.

July 6, 2022

Opus audio support in SLDP

SLDP protocol is widely used by Nimble Streamer for low latency last-mile delivery of live streams. It supports a wide variety of codecs, though customers had to rely on source and player capabilities to play their codec of choice.

March 9, 2020

Glass-to-glass SRT delivery setup

SRT delivery of live streams is gaining momentum as more companies add this protocol support into their products.

November 5, 2019

SRT playback support in Larix Player

SRT became a popular transport protocol for live streams secure delivery over unreliable network.

August 15, 2019

ABR in SLDP real-time streaming

Streaming media industry currently moves away from RTMP protocol to other real-time streaming technologies due to its future decline.

November 30, 2018

Using Amazon CloudFront for SLDP delivery

Live streaming is growing these days and a lot of its use cases require sub-second delay between image capture and its display on user's device.

November 22, 2018

Playback session authorization in Nimble Streamer

Nimble Streamer paywall features provide a lot of ways of controlling the end-user connection including hotlink protection and pay-per-view which give advanced capabilities but require to sign the stream playback URL on your web page.

March 28, 2018

Fallback for SLDP old iPhone browsers playback

As you know, SLDP low latency protocol is currently supported in MSE-enabled and MMS-powered web browsers for Windows, MacOS, Linux, Android and latest iOS, using our freeware web SLDP Player.

March 26, 2018

July 27, 2017

VP8 and VP9 support in SLDP HTML5 player

Our customers keep adding our new real-time low latency protocol SLDP into their streaming workflows as it allows sub-second delay for live streaming delivery. Some basic usage of SLDP protocol is described in this article which describes typical usage scenarios.