Stream Recording¶
Example of streamer with recording of published video stream¶
This streamer can be used to publish and record WebRTC streams on Web Call Server
On the screenshot below streaming from the client has been stopped.
While publishing, video from the camera is played in My Video
.
When streaming is stopped, recording of the video stream becomes available for downloading and playback in the player on the right side of the page.
Code of the example¶
The path to the source code of the example on WCS server is:
/usr/local/FlashphonerWebCallServer/client/examples/demo/streaming/stream_recording
- recording.css - file with styles
- recording.html - page of the streamer
- recording.js - script providing functionality for the streamer
This example can be tested using the following address:
https://host:8888/client/examples/demo/streaming/stream_recording/recording.html
Here host is the address of the WCS server.
Analizing the code¶
To analyze the code, let's take the version of file recording.js
with hash ecbadc3
, which is available here and can be downloaded with corresponding build 2.0.212.
1. Initialization of the API¶
Flashphoner.init()
code
2. Connection to server.¶
Flashphoner.createSession()
code
Flashphoner.createSession({urlServer: url}).on(SESSION_STATUS.ESTABLISHED, function(session){
...
}).on(SESSION_STATUS.DISCONNECTED, function(){
...
}).on(SESSION_STATUS.FAILED, function(){
...
});
3. Receiving the event confirming successful connection¶
ConnectionStatusEvent ESTABLISHED
code
Flashphoner.createSession({urlServer: url}).on(SESSION_STATUS.ESTABLISHED, function(session){
setStatus(session.status());
//session connected, start playback
publishStream(session);
}).on(SESSION_STATUS.DISCONNECTED, function(){
...
}).on(SESSION_STATUS.FAILED, function(){
...
});
4. Video streaming¶
Session.createStream()
, Stream.publish()
code
When stream is created, the following parameters are passed
streamName
- name of the streamlocalVideo
-div
element, in which video from camera will be displayedrecord: true
- to enable stream recording
5. Receiving the event confirming successful streaming¶
StreamStatusEvent PUBLISHING
code
session.createStream({
...
}).on(STREAM_STATUS.PUBLISHING, function(stream) {
setStatus(stream.status());
onStarted(stream);
}).on(STREAM_STATUS.UNPUBLISHED, function(stream) {
...
}).on(STREAM_STATUS.FAILED, function(stream) {
...
}).publish();
6. Streaming stop¶
Stream.stop()
code
function onStarted(stream) {
$("#publishBtn").text("Stop").off('click').click(function(){
$(this).prop('disabled', true);
stream.stop();
}).prop('disabled', false);
}
7. Receiving the event confirming successful streaming stop¶
StreamStatusEvent UNPUBLISHED
code
On receiving the event, showDownloadLink()
function is called to form the record file download link. The record file name returned by Stream.getRecordInfo(
) method is passed to the showDownloadLink()
function.
session.createStream({
...
}).on(STREAM_STATUS.PUBLISHING, function(stream) {
...
}).on(STREAM_STATUS.UNPUBLISHED, function(stream) {
setStatus(stream.status());
showDownloadLink(stream.getRecordInfo());
onStopped();
}).on(STREAM_STATUS.FAILED, function(stream) {
...
}).publish();
8. Download link¶
function showDownloadLink(name) {
if (name) {
...
var link = window.location.protocol + "//" + window.location.host + '/client/records/' + name;
$("#link").attr("href", link);
$("#recVideo").attr("src", link).attr("controls", true);
$("#downloadDiv").show();
}
}
Stream recordings are saved to directory $WCS_HOME/client/records
When the link is formed:
window.location.protocol
is the protocol being used (HTTP or HTTPS)window.location.host
is<address of the WCS server>:<port>
;name
is name of the file with the recording