OBS+SRS+centos7 builds a LAN live push server

1. First go to the official website to download OBS Open Broadcaster Software | OBS

 

 2. The next step is to download the ossrs/srs  URL from GitHub: GitHub - ossrs/srs: SRS is a simple, high efficiency and realtime video server, supports RTMP, WebRTC, HLS, HTTP-FLV and SRT.

 If the access is too slow, please change to the gitee address to download https://gitee.com/ossrs/srs?_from=gitee_search

 Special reminder: Please download version 3.0 or above, 4.0 is still in the stage and unstable!

3. Check the document location

 

 

4. You can download the zip compressed package, or you can directly download it with git

Zip archive

 Git download

 5. I downloaded the zip compressed package, and sent the package to the server for decompression.

 Note that you need to switch to srs/trunkthe directory to execute:

cd srs/trunk
./configure && make

Pay special attention to open two ports of the server after the installation is complete: 8080 and 1935

Start the server:

./objs/srs -c conf/srs.conf

To check whether SRS is successfully started, you can open  http://localhost:8080/  , or execute the command:

#Check the status of SRS

./etc/init.d/srs status

# Or look at the log of SRS

tail -f ./objs/srs.log

6. Set up OBS

 

 

 The green speed appears in the lower right corner of the figure, which means the streaming is successful

 7. Obtain the push stream from the server and play it

The star mark player I used for testing and obtaining the push stream is the download link: Stellar player-visual enjoyment as you like

 

Write the server and stream key into the address