- Release Notes and Announcements
- Announcements
- Announcement on the Price Adjustment of CSS Audio/Video Enhancement Feature
- Announcement on the Official Billing for CSS Standby Streams Feature
- CSS to Support H.265 8K and AV1 8K Transcoding
- CSS Adds Support for AV1 Codec and Audio/Video Enhancement
- Notice: CSS to Adjust Prices of Basic Services
- CSS to Adjust Pricing of Third-Party Relay
- Delayed Playback to Become Paid Feature
- Announcements
- User Guide
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Live Video Broadcasting (LVB)
- Live Event Broadcasting (LEB)
- MLVB SDK
- Console Guide
- Console Overview
- Overview
- Domain Management
- Adding Domain Names
- Push Domain Name Management
- Playback Domain Name Management
- Playback Configuration
- Playback Authentication Configuration
- Referer Configuration
- Template Configuration
- HTTPS Configuration
- Region Configuration
- Origin Server Configuration
- Bandwidth Cap Configuration
- IP Blocklist/Allowlist Configuration
- Blocking Playback by Protocol
- Latency Control
- HTTP Response Header Configuration
- Access control by region Configuration
- Remote Authentication Configuration
- Certificate Management
- Stream Management
- Package Management
- Feature Configuration
- Relay
- Billing Usage Statistics
- Monitoring
- Toolkit
- CAM-Based Access Control
- Feature Guide
- SDK Guide
- API Documentation
- History
- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Live Transcoding APIs
- Delayed Playback Management APIs
- Domain Name Management APIs
- Watermark Management APIs
- Certificate Management APIs
- Live Stream Mix APIs
- Stream Pulling APIs
- Recording Management APIs
- Time Shifting APIs
- Live Callback APIs
- Screencapturing and Porn Detection APIs
- Authentication Management APIs
- Monitoring Data Query APIs
- DescribeAllStreamPlayInfoList
- DescribeGroupProIspPlayInfoList
- DescribeHttpStatusInfoList
- DescribeLiveDomainPlayInfoList
- DescribeLiveStreamPushInfoList
- DescribeLiveTranscodeDetailInfo
- DescribePlayErrorCodeDetailInfoList
- DescribePlayErrorCodeSumInfoList
- DescribeProIspPlaySumInfoList
- DescribeProvinceIspPlayInfoList
- DescribeStreamDayPlayInfoList
- DescribeStreamPlayInfoList
- DescribeStreamPushInfoList
- DescribeTopClientIpSumInfoList
- DescribeVisitTopSumInfoList
- Billing Data Query APIs
- Live Stream Management APIs
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- Ops Guide
- Troubleshooting
- About Pushing
- Playing Method
- Live Streaming Quiz
- FAQs
- SLA
- CSS Policy
- Glossary
- Release Notes and Announcements
- Announcements
- Announcement on the Price Adjustment of CSS Audio/Video Enhancement Feature
- Announcement on the Official Billing for CSS Standby Streams Feature
- CSS to Support H.265 8K and AV1 8K Transcoding
- CSS Adds Support for AV1 Codec and Audio/Video Enhancement
- Notice: CSS to Adjust Prices of Basic Services
- CSS to Adjust Pricing of Third-Party Relay
- Delayed Playback to Become Paid Feature
- Announcements
- User Guide
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Live Video Broadcasting (LVB)
- Live Event Broadcasting (LEB)
- MLVB SDK
- Console Guide
- Console Overview
- Overview
- Domain Management
- Adding Domain Names
- Push Domain Name Management
- Playback Domain Name Management
- Playback Configuration
- Playback Authentication Configuration
- Referer Configuration
- Template Configuration
- HTTPS Configuration
- Region Configuration
- Origin Server Configuration
- Bandwidth Cap Configuration
- IP Blocklist/Allowlist Configuration
- Blocking Playback by Protocol
- Latency Control
- HTTP Response Header Configuration
- Access control by region Configuration
- Remote Authentication Configuration
- Certificate Management
- Stream Management
- Package Management
- Feature Configuration
- Relay
- Billing Usage Statistics
- Monitoring
- Toolkit
- CAM-Based Access Control
- Feature Guide
- SDK Guide
- API Documentation
- History
- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Live Transcoding APIs
- Delayed Playback Management APIs
- Domain Name Management APIs
- Watermark Management APIs
- Certificate Management APIs
- Live Stream Mix APIs
- Stream Pulling APIs
- Recording Management APIs
- Time Shifting APIs
- Live Callback APIs
- Screencapturing and Porn Detection APIs
- Authentication Management APIs
- Monitoring Data Query APIs
- DescribeAllStreamPlayInfoList
- DescribeGroupProIspPlayInfoList
- DescribeHttpStatusInfoList
- DescribeLiveDomainPlayInfoList
- DescribeLiveStreamPushInfoList
- DescribeLiveTranscodeDetailInfo
- DescribePlayErrorCodeDetailInfoList
- DescribePlayErrorCodeSumInfoList
- DescribeProIspPlaySumInfoList
- DescribeProvinceIspPlayInfoList
- DescribeStreamDayPlayInfoList
- DescribeStreamPlayInfoList
- DescribeStreamPushInfoList
- DescribeTopClientIpSumInfoList
- DescribeVisitTopSumInfoList
- Billing Data Query APIs
- Live Stream Management APIs
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- Ops Guide
- Troubleshooting
- About Pushing
- Playing Method
- Live Streaming Quiz
- FAQs
- SLA
- CSS Policy
- Glossary
This document describes how to integrate the SDK or plugin into your program to implement the CSS stream push feature.
Prerequisites
You have activated the CSS service.
Select Domain Management, click Add Domain, and add a push domain name as instructed in Adding Your Own Domain.
In the CSS console, generate a push address in CSS Toolkit > Address Generator as instructed in Address Generator. Then, implement live push in your own business based on your business scenarios as follows:
Integration into the Native Application
Note
To enable RTMP stream push, you need to create the
TXLivePusher object and set V2TXLiveMode to _RTMP when initializing the V2TXLivePusher component. Below is the configuration for iOS and Android:iOS
V2TXLivePusher *pusher = [[V2TXLivePusher alloc] initWithLiveMode:V2TXLiveMode_RTMP];
Android
V2TXLivePusher mLivePusher = new V2TXLivePusherImpl(this, V2TXLiveDef.V2TXLiveMode.TXLiveMode_RTMP);
Integration on the Web
Integration on the web currently supports only the WebRTC protocol for stream push. You can integrate the SDK as instructed in WebRTC.
Note
Integration on a PC
Integration by Using OBS
On a PC (Windows/macOS), you can directly use OBS for stream pushing. OBS is a free open-source video shooting and streaming program that supports operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Integration by Using FFmpeg
On a PC, you can also use the FFmpeg tool for stream pushing. FFmpeg is an open-source software capable of recording, transcoding, and streaming of audio and video in multiple formats.
If the stream pushing protocol is WebRTC, you need to use an FFmpeg tool that supports WebRTC stream pushing. For further details, refer to the section on WebRTC stream pushing by using FFmpeg.
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