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How to make an Ubuntu 16.04 an RTSP streamer and how to consume that?

Prerequisites

It is recommended to to the following steps in a new VM in order to not accidently mess up an existing installation!

sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get install bison
sudo apt-get install flex

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Aim

Provide a callback in Python code which expects a JSON string. Forward this to a GO dynamic library and make GO calling the Python callback with a JSON string

Prepare

Python 3 and Go >= 1.18 required. Go module mode (go mod init ....)

Python code (callback.py)

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Full source compile of Kurento Media Server on ARM architectures

Introduction

Note: This gist has lately be updated with instructions for compiling KMS on a Ubuntu 64-bit ARM Server 20.04.3, running in a VMWare instance on a MacBook-Pro 2021, Apple-Silicon. This is a perfect setup for local developments requiring a KMS instance "nearby". If instructions differ from the main stream they are marked with UBUNTU-20.04-ARM-SERVER-VM-APPLE-SILICON

For staging some code for developing I was looking for a device, which I could put into my DMZ and which was able to run my WebRTC Signaling Server, a TURN server and the Kurento Media Server.

And since I don't own an X86_64 Intel bare bone, I was looking, if one already did compile the entire code base of KMS on ARM. I found a promising (and helpful) issue in the Kurento bugtracker, which was a good start, but not sufficient and not fully running at all.