GO2RTC Integration Guide
Overview
Learn how to integrate and utilize GO2RTC with Airys for enhanced streaming capabilities. This guide covers setup,
configuration, and advanced features of the GO2RTC streaming engine.
Difficulty Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Time Required: 30-45 minutes
Last Updated: February 2024
Prerequisites
- Airys installed and configured
- Basic knowledge of streaming protocols
- Understanding of network configuration
- Docker environment (if using containerized setup)
Table of Contents
1. Understanding GO2RTC
2. Installation
3. Configuration
4. Advanced Features
5. Troubleshooting
6. FAQ
Understanding GO2RTC
What is GO2RTC?
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Caption: GO2RTC architecture diagram
1. Key Features
- Multi-protocol support
- Low-latency streaming
- WebRTC capabilities
- Protocol conversion
2. Benefits
- Reduced latency
- Better compatibility
- Enhanced performance
- Flexible deployment
💡 Pro Tip: GO2RTC excels at converting various stream formats to WebRTC for optimal browser viewing.
Installation
Setup Process
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Caption: GO2RTC setup interface
1. Docker Installation
docker pull ghcr.io/airys/go2rtc:latest
- Pull container image
- Configure network settings
- Set up volumes
- Define environment variables
2. Manual Installation
- Download GO2RTC binary
- Set up configuration files
- Configure system service
- Set permissions
Configuration
Basic Setup
1. Server Configuration
api:
listen: :8554
webrtc:
candidates:
- stun:stun.l.google.com:19302
- Define API endpoints
- Configure STUN/TURN
- Set stream defaults
- Define access rules
Stream Configuration
1. Adding Sources
streams:
camera1:
- rtsp://camera-ip:554/stream
camera2:
- rtsp://another-camera:554/stream
- Define stream sources
- Set stream options
- Configure transcoding
- Enable features
Advanced Features
WebRTC Options
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Caption: WebRTC configuration panel
1. Peer Connection
- ICE configuration
- Codec selection
- Bandwidth limits
- Connection policies
2. Stream Processing
- Transcoding options
- Format conversion
- Quality profiles
- Buffer settings
Security Settings
1. Access Control
- API authentication
- Stream authorization
- Token validation
- IP restrictions
2. Encryption
- SRTP configuration
- DTLS settings
- Certificate management
- Secure signaling
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
1. Connection Problems
- Check network connectivity
- Verify STUN/TURN
- Review firewall rules
- Test direct access
2. Performance Issues
- Monitor resource usage
- Check network bandwidth
- Optimize stream settings
- Review logs
Diagnostic Tools
- Built-in statistics
- Network analyzers
- Performance monitors
- Log analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why choose GO2RTC over direct RTSP?
A: GO2RTC provides lower latency, better browser compatibility, and more flexible protocol support.
Q: Can GO2RTC handle multiple stream formats?
A: Yes, it supports RTSP, RTMP, HLS, and more, converting them to WebRTC for unified delivery.
Q: How do I optimize for low-latency?
A: Configure appropriate buffer sizes, use hardware acceleration when available, and optimize network settings.
Related Articles
- Stream Management
- Performance Optimization
- Camera Setup
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