Application to copy video streams from an online source to your own web server.
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docker pull nextpvr/restream4me:latestIf you're running the image on your webhost, you'll likely want to also map "/www" mapped into the container. This directory would be where you'd like to host the web stream from. The application will write .ts and .m3u8 files to this directory.
docker run -d --name restream4me --volume /var/restream-config:/config --volume /var/www/example.com:/www --publish 8080:8080 nextpvr/restream4me
In this example:
The directories you map into the container must exist on the local machine. So, in the example above, the /var/restream-config and /var/www/example.com directories would need to exist. In the case of /var/www/example.com, this would be the directory your web server is hosting, so that stream files can be written in a place the web clients are able to download the stream.
On a new install, the first thing you'd do is check the settings to make sure the stream will be sent to the destination you need, then hit the 'Add Source' button to enter the name and url of a channels you'd like to restream. When you've added your sources, you can hit the 'Start ReStreaming' button to begin restreaming.
The default username/password can be overriden by passing RESTREAM_USERNAME=username and RESTREAM_PASSWORD=password environment variables into the docker container.
docker run -d --name restream4me --volume /var/restream-config:/config --volume /var/www/example.com:/www --publish 8080:8080 -e RESTREAM_PASSWORD=bacon4life nextpvr/restream4me
docker stop restream4meContent type
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docker pull nextpvr/restream4me