test

What is test?

test is a simple, high performance and secure live media server written in pure Rust. It supports popular live protocols including RTMP (with cluster), RTSP, WebRTC (WHIP/WHEP), HLS, and HTTP-FLV, and runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

How to use test?

Install test from crates.io or build from source, then configure the server using command line arguments or a configuration file. Detailed setup and usage instructions are available in the official documentation.

Key features of test

• RTMP with cluster and GOP cache support
• RTSP over TCP (interleaved) and UDP
• WebRTC via WHIP and WHEP protocols
• Protocol conversion between RTMP, RTSP, HLS, HTTP-FLV
• HTTP API for stream information and status notifications
• Token-based authentication for stream access
• Live stream recording to HLS (m3u8+ts)

Use cases of test

• Deploy a live streaming server that supports multiple ingest protocols
• Convert RTSP or WHIP streams to HLS or HTTP-FLV for web delivery
• Build a cluster of RTMP servers for horizontal scaling
• Record live streams to HLS files for later playback

FAQ from test

What live protocols does test support?

test supports RTMP, RTSP, WebRTC (WHIP/WHEP), HLS, and HTTP-FLV.

What are the runtime requirements?

test is written in Rust and runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows. No external runtime dependencies are required.

How does test handle authentication?

test supports token-based authentication for stream publishing and subscribing.

Can test record live streams?