Introducing Rich features Live Stream plugin WebRTC & RTMP for Wowonder Social Network
Websocket Live stream plugin for the social media platform WoWonder. This plugin allows viewers to stream their streams on any device, including mobile and desktop, via webrtc technology.
FEATURES
- Media from the device. This lets users broadcast from their Desktop or Mobile device camera.
- RTMP. The plugin provides the user with the server's URL and passwords, which means that users can stream from any application. The option to enable or disable it can be set in the configuration files.
- Media. The website administrator can either set up or deactivate recording for streams. If in the web recording, the users can select for recording the stream or not.
- FFmpeg Supporting. The default recording is in webm format. You can choose to enable mp4 format, which means that the plugin converts the stream to mp4 after the user ends the stream with the FFmpeg plugin.
- HD. Ability to enable high-quality MP4 converter. This function can be disabled or enabled from the configuration file.
- Comments. Users can make live comments and reply. The host can only comment when streaming from a Desktop However, on mobile devices, this feature is not available.
- Emojis. Emojis are enabled for the creation of post descriptions on desktop.
- Post Title/Post Description. Post description is mandatory in desktop mode however it is not required for mobiles, and the title is optional for all sources.
- They are broadcasting from your profile pages, groups, or profiles. Possibility of creating Live broadcasts for your post on groups, pages, or even your profile. If a user is a member of the group and clicks Go Live, then the plugin automatically creates the post within the appropriate group and also on pages.
- Privacy. Users can select their Post Privacy option on desktops as well as mobiles. (Everyone can see everyone on the site], People I follow [any people you follow only Me Anonymous).
- Desktop media inputs. Users can choose any input device connected to the computer, such as if he has multiple cameras or microphones connected, the user can select which one he wants to use.
- Streaming keys. Stream Keys are automatically obtained; they are created by servers every time a user starts a new session. They are accessible just for one single session, and users are not able to utilize the same key several times.
- Timer. Hosts and viewers can see the time in real-time; the timer is activated in the front-end and backend; each time a new user opens a broadcast, they get the time from the backend, and it keeps for a long time. The timer will stop at the moment the host encounter issues with the network.
- Notifications. The comment sections contain notifications for when a user is muted, a person is banned, or becomes a moderator. The user is no longer a moderator anymore, the user is unblocked, the user has been unmuted, and a new viewer has joined.
- Mute. Viewers may be muted by the host or moderators, meaning they cannot make remarks anymore during the broadcast.
- Un-Mute. Moderators or hosts can remove users who are muted...
- Block. Viewers may be blocked by moderators or hosts and therefore are unable to access or view the broadcast. They will be notified.
- Un-block. Viewers can be unblocked by moderators or hosts.
- Moderators. Hosts can add moderators to each broadcasting session and also remove moderators. Moderators have the ability to mute and un-mute users, block, and unblock users. Moderators will be awarded the badge [moderator] near their nickname in chat.
- Search. I was searching in viewers who are blocked as well as moderators, muted viewers, and muted viewers.
- Away. This feature is enabled permanently on mobile devices. It is also available on desktops as well, however, it is by default disabled. The status "away" appears when the user is watching a stream; however, they are navigating to another website, for instance, when the tab for the website is closed. It disappears when users return to the web page. Users can post comments even if the users are absent.
- Network issues. If the host has issues with the network, or is switching from mobile network to wi-fi, or reverse, a message with a loading symbol will be displayed for viewers to know who are watching that the host is having issues and is expected to return soon. However, on the other hand, the host will have two minutes to locate a network otherwise, the broadcast will automatically end by the system.
- Follow/Unfollow. Ability to follow host and reverse.
- Dialogs. We use sweet alert 2, a Javascript plugin, to create dialogs, notifications, and confirmations.
- Sounds. Dialogs can be made sounding with sounds to countdown timers, gain access to live, and click.
- Auto-end. The broadcast will automatically be stopped in the event of Reload page for the user, the user disable access to the microphone or camera, or if the user presses STOP in the OBS app.
- Fullscreen. It is available for all mobile devices. Ios does not support it.
- Camera Flip. The host can change to front camera or back camera before the broadcast and also during broadcasting. The latest camera's images are automatically sent to viewers.
- Wowonder Notifications. Users will receive notifications from no wonder in the situations where the new friend has started the live stream; If you chose to record the live stream at the end of the session, they would notify you once your stream is published.
- Media source. Users are not able to start live broadcasts until the plugin does unable to find a media source.
- Reactions. Hosts can view reactions flying in real-time, and viewers can post multiple reactions simultaneously. In the database, it is saved only the most recent reaction the user had left.
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