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I am trying to configure Nginx with the RTMP module to handle RTMP URLs like the following:
rtmp://domain.com/live/dsd
instead of rtmp://13.112.111.11/live/dsd
However, I already have LiveGo running on port 1935 for RTMP streaming, and the Nginx RTMP module also binds to port 1935 by default. This creates a port conflict between the two services.
My Questions:
Can Nginx's RTMP module be configured to avoid opening port 1935 while still allowing RTMP URL routing via a reverse proxy?
Is there an alternative way to configure Nginx for RTMP proxying without the RTMP module?
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I am trying to configure Nginx with the RTMP module to handle RTMP URLs like the following:
rtmp://domain.com/live/dsd
instead of
rtmp://13.112.111.11/live/dsd
However, I already have LiveGo running on port 1935 for RTMP streaming, and the Nginx RTMP module also binds to port 1935 by default. This creates a port conflict between the two services.
My Questions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: