Jellyfish Media Server - v0.1.0

[DominikWolek]

Hi everyone!

After about 3 months of really hard work, we have released the very first version of Jellyfish Media Server!

The best starting point is the documentation available here: What is Jellyfish? | Jellyfish

Version 0.1.0 comes with:

• support for WebRTC
• basic support for HLS
• REST and WS API
• authentication
• docker images
• 2 client SDKs - React and TypeScript
• 1 server SDK - Elixir
• documentation
• 4 example apps available in client SDK repositories: https://github.com/jellyfish-dev/react-client-sdk/tree/main/examples https://github.com/jellyfish-dev/ts-client-sdk/tree/main/examples

We are not slowing down and in the nearest future we are going to:

• add support for RTSP
• move membrane_videoroom on Jellyfish - GitHub - membraneframework/membrane_videoroom
• move membrane_live on Jellyfish - GitHub - membraneframework-labs/membrane_live: Webinar app in React, Phoenix and Membrane
• enhance server notifications (WS API)

Stay tuned!

[dimitarvp]

Looks awesome!

I wonder if it can be used as a video transcoding solution for an offline media library. Seems to be part of its idea, must dig deeper.

[zachallaun]

Awesome! I’ll definitely be playing with this once RTSP support lands. I’d love to consume RTSP from IP cameras and stream to WebRTC in the browser for the lowest possible latency. I think there are a lot of people who want the same capabilities.

[mickel8]

Jellyfish is going to be focused on real-time/live communication. In other words, our main goal is to allow for building streaming/communication solutions in an easy and fast way.

If the only thing you want to do is to transcode a video file from one format to another, that’s not the task for Jellyfish, at least not in the nearest feature

[dimitarvp]

That’s still super valuable and very useful, thank you!