It's ffmpeg with WebRTC support! This fork uses webrtc-rs to publish WebRTC streams using the WHIP protocol.
This work is inspired by a pull request to add WebRTC support to OBS Studio, which also did most of the heavy lifting for this implementation.
This work is sponsored by Muxable.
Build FFmpeg:
./configure
make -j
The build step requires that Rust is installed, as it will call cargo build to build the WebRTC bindings.
A WHIP server is necessary. If you want one to test with, check out TinyWHIP.
Then, run:
./ffmpeg -re -stream_loop -1 -i ~/video.mp4 -c:v copy -c:a copy -f whip http://localhost:8080
Where ~/video.mp4 is an h264 + opus encoded video file. Some sample videos can be downloaded here.