Stream with MonaServer and Obs

[Majorwiree]

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this, im trying for a school project to stream with obs and monaserver to my drupal site (something very easy and simple) .
I already started obs and monaserver and can see it working on http://raspi.monaserver.ovh/MonaClients/VideoPlayer/ , how could i place that live stream on my Drupal site (its on localhost wampserver at the moment) tried using vls module (it didnt work), i dont know if i can embed the video playing on raspi.monaserver.... on a block or something or also ive seen something about using jwplayer but i have very limited knowledge about it i would be very grateful if someone could help/explain me, Thanks.

I inspired myself on this tutorial https://obsproject.com/forum/resour...wn-private-rtmfp-server-using-monaserver.153/

 

[c3r1c3]

There are a few different ways to do it with Drupal:
1. Add a module, and follow the directions in said module.
2. Manually add the .js /.css files to your template files.
3. Use the js/css load library module, and configure that to load the player files.

Once you have that done, call the player on a page and feed it the URL from the monaserver.

 

[Majorwiree]

There are a few different ways to do it with Drupal:
1. Add a module, and follow the directions in said module.
2. Manually add the .js /.css files to your template files.
3. Use the js/css load library module, and configure that to load the player files.

Once you have that done, call the player on a page and feed it the URL from the monaserver.

You are refering to jwplayer module right?

 

[c3r1c3]

There are several different players out there, and some of them have modules for Drupal. I'm talking in general terms of what to do. If you need specific step-by-step instructions, then here isn't the place to get them.

I must admit, this question would be MUCH better answered by the Drupal experts at www.drupal.org, and in their live chat rooms. (I know about this because I use Drupal and built a site using Drupal and the JWPlayer... but I didn't use the JWPlayer module... it sucked, and wasn't updated to work fully with Drupal 7 and JWplayer 6... now that Drupal 8 and JWPlayer 7 are out, I have no idea what the current status of the JWPlayer module is).

Also there are a bunch of excellent open-source players out there (video.js comes to mind) that are just as easy to use as the JWPlayer, so you'll want to explore around and find a solution you can use.