Kishan Nakrani for Video SDK

Posted on Apr 29 • Originally published at videosdk.live on Apr 26

How to Integrate RTMP Live Stream in iOS Video Call App?

#ios #swift

📌 Introduction

Integrating RTMP (Real-Time Messaging Protocol) live stream into your iOS video call app enables seamless broadcasting of live video content. With this integration, users can easily share live streams during video calls, enhancing communication and collaboration. By leveraging RTMP technology, your app can efficiently transmit real-time video data to streaming servers, ensuring high-quality and low-latency streaming experiences.

Benefits of Integrate RTMP Live Stream in the iOS app:

Enhanced Communication : Integrating RTMP live stream enables users to share live video content during video calls, enhancing communication and collaboration.
Real-Time Interaction : Users can engage in real-time discussions and interactions while streaming live video, fostering dynamic communication.
Versatility : The integration adds versatility to your iOS video call app, allowing users to utilize it for both regular video calls and live streaming purposes.

Use Case of Integrate RTMP Live Stream in the iOS app:

Training Sessions : Various departments conduct training sessions during the conference. The RTMP live stream feature enables remote employees to join these sessions, ensuring everyone receives the necessary training regardless of their physical location.
Keynote Address : The CEO delivers the keynote address via video call, and the RTMP live stream feature allows all employees to watch the address in real-time, irrespective of their location.
Product Demonstrations : The company showcases new products through live demonstrations. Employees can watch the live stream and interact with the presenters, providing feedback and asking questions.

This comprehensive guide will lead you through the step-by-step process of integrating RTMP live streaming into your iOS video call app using VideoSDK.

How to build an iOS live Streaming app using RTMP

🚀 Getting Started with VideoSDK

VideoSDK enables the opportunity to integrate video & audio calling into Web, Android, and iOS applications with so many different frameworks. It is the best infrastructure solution that provides programmable SDKs and REST APIs to build scalable video conferencing applications. This guide will get you running with the VideoSDK video & audio calling in minutes.

Create a VideoSDK Account

Go to your VideoSDK dashboard and sign up if you don't have an account. This account gives you access to the required Video SDK token, which acts as an authentication key that allows your application to interact with VideoSDK functionality.

Generate your Auth Token

Visit your VideoSDK dashboard and navigate to the "API Key" section to generate your auth token. This token is crucial in authorizing your application to use VideoSDK features. For a more visual understanding of the account creation and token generation process, consider referring to the provided tutorial.

Prerequisites and Setup

iOS 11.0+
Xcode 12.0+
Swift 5.0+

This App will contain two screens:

Join Screen : This screen allows the user to either create a meeting or join the predefined meeting.

Meeting Screen : This screen basically contains local and remote participant views and some meeting controls such as Enable/Disable the mic & Camera and Leave meeting.

🛠️ Integrate VideoSDK

To install VideoSDK, you must initialize the pod on the project by running the following command:

pod init

It will create the podfile in your project folder, Open that file and add the dependency for the VideoSDK, like below:

pod 'VideoSDKRTC', :git => 'https://github.com/videosdk-live/videosdk-rtc-ios-sdk.git'

then run the below code to install the pod:

pod install

then declare the permissions in Info.plist :

<key>NSCameraUsageDescription</key>
<string>Camera permission description</string>
<key>NSMicrophoneUsageDescription</key>
<string>Microphone permission description</string>

Project Structure

iOSQuickStartDemo
   ├── Models
        ├── RoomStruct.swift
        └── MeetingData.swift
   ├── ViewControllers
        ├── StartMeetingViewController.swift
        └── MeetingViewController.swift
   ├── AppDelegate.swift // Default
   ├── SceneDelegate.swift // Default
   └── APIService
           └── APIService.swift
   ├── Main.storyboard // Default
   ├── LaunchScreen.storyboard // Default
   └── Info.plist // Default
 Pods
     └── Podfile

Create models

Create a swift file for MeetingData and RoomStruct class model for setting data in object pattern.

import Foundation
struct MeetingData {
    let token: String
    let name: String
    let meetingId: String
    let micEnabled: Bool
    let cameraEnabled: Bool
}

MeetingData.swift

import Foundation
struct RoomsStruct: Codable {
    let createdAt, updatedAt, roomID: String?
    let links: Links?
    let id: String?
    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
        case createdAt, updatedAt
        case roomID = "roomId"
        case links, id
    }
}

// MARK: - Links
struct Links: Codable {
    let getRoom, getSession: String?
    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
        case getRoom = "get_room"
        case getSession = "get_session"
    }
}

RoomStruct.swift

🎥 Essential Steps for Building the Video Calling

This guide is designed to walk you through the process of integrating Chat with VideoSDK. We'll cover everything from setting up the SDK to incorporating the visual cues into your app's interface, ensuring a smooth and efficient implementation process.

Step 1: Get started with APIClient

Before jumping to anything else, we have to write an API to generate a unique meetingId. You will require an authentication token; you can generate it either using videosdk-server-api-example or from the Video SDK Dashboard for developers.

import Foundation

let TOKEN_STRING: String = "<AUTH_TOKEN>"

class APIService {

  class func createMeeting(token: String, completion: @escaping (Result<String, Error>) -> Void) {

    let url = URL(string: "https://api.videosdk.live/v2/rooms")!

    var request = URLRequest(url: url)
    request.httpMethod = "POST"
    request.addValue(TOKEN_STRING, forHTTPHeaderField: "authorization")

    URLSession.shared.dataTask(
      with: request,
      completionHandler: { (data: Data?, response: URLResponse?, error: Error?) in

        DispatchQueue.main.async {

          if let data = data, let utf8Text = String(data: data, encoding: .utf8) {
            do {
              let dataArray = try JSONDecoder().decode(RoomsStruct.self, from: data)

              completion(.success(dataArray.roomID ?? ""))
            } catch {
              print("Error while creating a meeting: \(error)")
              completion(.failure(error))
            }
          }
        }
      }
    ).resume()
  }
}

APIService.swift

Step 2: Implement Join Screen

The Join Screen will work as a medium to either schedule a new meeting or join an existing meeting.

import Foundation
import UIKit

class StartMeetingViewController: UIViewController, UITextFieldDelegate {

  private var serverToken = ""

  /// MARK: outlet for create meeting button
  @IBOutlet weak var btnCreateMeeting: UIButton!

  /// MARK: outlet for join meeting button
  @IBOutlet weak var btnJoinMeeting: UIButton!

  /// MARK: outlet for meetingId textfield
  @IBOutlet weak var txtMeetingId: UITextField!

  /// MARK: Initialize the private variable with TOKEN_STRING &
  /// setting the meeting id in the textfield
  override func viewDidLoad() {
    txtMeetingId.delegate = self
    serverToken = TOKEN_STRING
    txtMeetingId.text = "PROVIDE-STATIC-MEETING-ID"
  }

  /// MARK: method for joining meeting through seague named as "StartMeeting"
  /// after validating the serverToken in not empty
  func joinMeeting() {

    txtMeetingId.resignFirstResponder()

    if !serverToken.isEmpty {
      DispatchQueue.main.async {
        self.dismiss(animated: true) {
          self.performSegue(withIdentifier: "StartMeeting", sender: nil)
        }
      }
    } else {
      print("Please provide auth token to start the meeting.")
    }
  }

  /// MARK: outlet for create meeting button tap event
  @IBAction func btnCreateMeetingTapped(_ sender: Any) {
    print("show loader while meeting gets connected with server")
    joinRoom()
  }

  /// MARK: outlet for join meeting button tap event
  @IBAction func btnJoinMeetingTapped(_ sender: Any) {
    if (txtMeetingId.text ?? "").isEmpty {

      print("Please provide meeting id to start the meeting.")
      txtMeetingId.resignFirstResponder()
    } else {
      joinMeeting()
    }
  }

  // MARK: - method for creating room api call and getting meetingId for joining meeting

  func joinRoom() {

    APIService.createMeeting(token: self.serverToken) { result in
      if case .success(let meetingId) = result {
        DispatchQueue.main.async {
          self.txtMeetingId.text = meetingId
          self.joinMeeting()
        }
      }
    }
  }

  /// MARK: preparing to animate to meetingViewController screen
  override func prepare(for segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: Any?) {

    guard let navigation = segue.destination as? UINavigationController,

      let meetingViewController = navigation.topViewController as? MeetingViewController
    else {
      return
    }

    meetingViewController.meetingData = MeetingData(
      token: serverToken,
      name: txtMeetingId.text ?? "Guest",
      meetingId: txtMeetingId.text ?? "",
      micEnabled: true,
      cameraEnabled: true
    )
  }
}

StartMeetingViewController.swift

Step 3: Initialize and Join Meeting

Using the provided token and meetingId, we will configure and initialize the meeting in viewDidLoad().

Then, we'll add @IBOutlet for localParticipantVideoView and remoteParticipantVideoView, which can render local and remote participant media, respectively.

class MeetingViewController: UIViewController {

import UIKit
import VideoSDKRTC
import WebRTC
import AVFoundation

class MeetingViewController: UIViewController {

// MARK: - Properties
// outlet for local participant container view
   @IBOutlet weak var localParticipantViewContainer: UIView!

// outlet for label for meeting Id
   @IBOutlet weak var lblMeetingId: UILabel!

// outlet for local participant video view
   @IBOutlet weak var localParticipantVideoView: RTCMTLVideoView!

// outlet for remote participant video view
   @IBOutlet weak var remoteParticipantVideoView: RTCMTLVideoView!

// outlet for remote participant no media label
   @IBOutlet weak var lblRemoteParticipantNoMedia: UILabel!

// outlet for remote participant container view
   @IBOutlet weak var remoteParticipantViewContainer: UIView!

// outlet for local participant no media label
   @IBOutlet weak var lblLocalParticipantNoMedia: UILabel!

// Meeting data - required to start
   var meetingData: MeetingData!

// current meeting reference
   private var meeting: Meeting?

    // MARK: - video participants including self to show in UI
    private var participants: [Participant] = []

        // MARK: - Lifecycle Events

        override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        // configure the VideoSDK with token
        VideoSDK.config(token: meetingData.token)

        // init meeting
        initializeMeeting()

        // set meeting id in button text
        lblMeetingId.text = "Meeting Id: \(meetingData.meetingId)"
      }

      override func viewWillAppear(_ animated: Bool) {
          super.viewWillAppear(animated)
          navigationController?.navigationBar.isHidden = true
      }

    override func viewWillDisappear(_ animated: Bool) {
        super.viewWillDisappear(animated)
        navigationController?.navigationBar.isHidden = false
        NotificationCenter.default.removeObserver(self)
    }

        // MARK: - Meeting

        private func initializeMeeting() {

            // Initialize the VideoSDK
            meeting = VideoSDK.initMeeting(
                meetingId: meetingData.meetingId,
                participantName: meetingData.name,
                micEnabled: meetingData.micEnabled,
                webcamEnabled: meetingData.cameraEnabled
            )

            // Adding the listener to meeting
            meeting?.addEventListener(self)

            // joining the meeting
            meeting?.join()
        }
}

MeetingViewController.swift

Step 4: Implement Controls

After initializing the meeting in the previous step, we will now add @IBOutlet for btnLeave, btnToggleVideo and btnToggleMic which can control the media in the meeting.

class MeetingViewController: UIViewController {

...

    // outlet for leave button
    @IBOutlet weak var btnLeave: UIButton!

    // outlet for toggle video button
    @IBOutlet weak var btnToggleVideo: UIButton!

    // outlet for toggle audio button
    @IBOutlet weak var btnToggleMic: UIButton!

    // bool for mic
    var micEnabled = true
    // bool for video
    var videoEnabled = true

    // outlet for leave button click event
    @IBAction func btnLeaveTapped(_ sender: Any) {
            DispatchQueue.main.async {
                self.meeting?.leave()
                self.dismiss(animated: true)
            }
        }

    // outlet for toggle mic button click event
    @IBAction func btnToggleMicTapped(_ sender: Any) {
        if micEnabled {
            micEnabled = !micEnabled // false
            self.meeting?.muteMic()
        } else {
            micEnabled = !micEnabled // true
            self.meeting?.unmuteMic()
        }
    }

    // outlet for toggle video button click event
    @IBAction func btnToggleVideoTapped(_ sender: Any) {
        if videoEnabled {
            videoEnabled = !videoEnabled // false
            self.meeting?.disableWebcam()
        } else {
            videoEnabled = !videoEnabled // true
            self.meeting?.enableWebcam()
        }
    }

...

}

MeetingViewController.swift

Step 5: Implementing `MeetingEventListener`

In this step, we'll create an extension for the MeetingViewController that implements the MeetingEventListener, which implements the onMeetingJoined, onMeetingLeft, onParticipantJoined, onParticipantLeft, onParticipantChanged, onSpeakerChanged, etc. methods.


class MeetingViewController: UIViewController {

...

extension MeetingViewController: MeetingEventListener {

        /// Meeting started
        func onMeetingJoined() {

            // handle local participant on start
            guard let localParticipant = self.meeting?.localParticipant else { return }
            // add to list
            participants.append(localParticipant)

            // add event listener
            localParticipant.addEventListener(self)

            localParticipant.setQuality(.high)

            if(localParticipant.isLocal){
                self.localParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = false
            } else {
                self.remoteParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = false
            }
        }

        /// Meeting ended
        func onMeetingLeft() {
            // remove listeners
            meeting?.localParticipant.removeEventListener(self)
            meeting?.removeEventListener(self)
        }

        /// A new participant joined
        func onParticipantJoined(_ participant: Participant) {
            participants.append(participant)

            // add listener
            participant.addEventListener(self)

            participant.setQuality(.high)

            if(participant.isLocal){
                self.localParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = false
            } else {
                self.remoteParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = false
            }
        }

        /// A participant left from the meeting
        /// - Parameter participant: participant object
        func onParticipantLeft(_ participant: Participant) {
            participant.removeEventListener(self)
            guard let index = self.participants.firstIndex(where: { $0.id == participant.id }) else {
                return
            }
            // remove participant from list
            participants.remove(at: index)
            // hide from ui
            UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.5){
                if(!participant.isLocal){
                    self.remoteParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = true
                }
            }
        }

        /// Called when speaker is changed
        /// - Parameter participantId: participant id of the speaker, nil when no one is speaking.
        func onSpeakerChanged(participantId: String?) {

            // show indication for active speaker
            if let participant = participants.first(where: { $0.id == participantId }) {
                self.showActiveSpeakerIndicator(participant.isLocal ? localParticipantViewContainer : remoteParticipantViewContainer, true)
            }

            // hide indication for others participants
            let otherParticipants = participants.filter { $0.id != participantId }
            for participant in otherParticipants {
                if participants.count > 1 && participant.isLocal {
                    showActiveSpeakerIndicator(localParticipantViewContainer, false)
                } else {
                    showActiveSpeakerIndicator(remoteParticipantViewContainer, false)
                }
            }
        }

        func showActiveSpeakerIndicator(_ view: UIView, _ show: Bool) {
            view.layer.borderWidth = 4.0
            view.layer.borderColor = show ? UIColor.blue.cgColor : UIColor.clear.cgColor
        }

}

...

MeetingViewController.swift

Step 6: Implementing `ParticipantEventListener`

In this stage, we'll add an extension for the MeetingViewController that implements the ParticipantEventListener, which implements the onStreamEnabled and onStreamDisabled methods for the audio and video of MediaStreams enabled or disabled.

The function updateUI is frequently used to control or modify the user interface (enable/disable camera & mic) in accordance with the MediaStream state.

class MeetingViewController: UIViewController {

...

extension MeetingViewController: ParticipantEventListener {

/// Participant has enabled mic, video or screenshare
/// - Parameters:
/// - stream: enabled stream object
/// - participant: participant object
func onStreamEnabled(_ stream: MediaStream, forParticipant participant: Participant) {
    updateUI(participant: participant, forStream: stream, enabled: true)
 }

/// Participant has disabled mic, video or screenshare
/// - Parameters:
/// - stream: disabled stream object
/// - participant: participant object

func onStreamDisabled(_ stream: MediaStream, 
            forParticipant participant: Participant) {

  updateUI(participant: participant, forStream: stream, enabled: false)
 }

}

private extension MeetingViewController {

 func updateUI(participant: Participant, forStream stream: MediaStream, enabled: Bool) { // true
        switch stream.kind {
        case .state(value: .video):
            if let videotrack = stream.track as? RTCVideoTrack {
                if enabled {
                    DispatchQueue.main.async {
                        UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.5){

                            if(participant.isLocal) {

        self.localParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = false
    self.localParticipantVideoView.isHidden = false       
    self.localParticipantVideoView.videoContentMode = .scaleAspectFill self.localParticipantViewContainer.bringSubviewToFront(self.localParticipantVideoView)                                                           
    videotrack.add(self.localParticipantVideoView)
    self.lblLocalParticipantNoMedia.isHidden = true

} else {
        self.remoteParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = false
            self.remoteParticipantVideoView.isHidden = false
                                self.remoteParticipantVideoView.videoContentMode = .scaleAspectFill
                                self.remoteParticipantViewContainer.bringSubviewToFront(self.remoteParticipantVideoView)
                                                videotrack.add(self.remoteParticipantVideoView)
 self.lblRemoteParticipantNoMedia.isHidden = true
        }
     }
  }
} else {
         UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.5){
                if(participant.isLocal){

                    self.localParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = false
                    self.localParticipantVideoView.isHidden = true
                    self.lblLocalParticipantNoMedia.isHidden = false
                            videotrack.remove(self.localParticipantVideoView)
} else {
                   self.remoteParticipantViewContainer.isHidden = false
                   self.remoteParticipantVideoView.isHidden = true
                   self.lblRemoteParticipantNoMedia.isHidden = false
                            videotrack.remove(self.remoteParticipantVideoView)
      }
    }
  }
}

     case .state(value: .audio):
            if participant.isLocal {

               localParticipantViewContainer.layer.borderWidth = 4.0
               localParticipantViewContainer.layer.borderColor = enabled ? UIColor.clear.cgColor : UIColor.red.cgColor
            } else {
                remoteParticipantViewContainer.layer.borderWidth = 4.0
                remoteParticipantViewContainer.layer.borderColor = enabled ? UIColor.clear.cgColor : UIColor.red.cgColor
            }
        default:
            break
        }
    }
}

...

Known Issue

Please add the following line to the MeetingViewController.swift file's viewDidLoad method If you get your video out of the container.

override func viewDidLoad() {

  localParticipantVideoView.frame = CGRect(x: 10, y: 0, 
            width: localParticipantViewContainer.frame.width, 
        height: localParticipantViewContainer.frame.height)

  localParticipantVideoView.bounds = CGRect(x: 10, y: 0, 
        width: localParticipantViewContainer.frame.width, 
            height: localParticipantViewContainer.frame.height)

  localParticipantVideoView.clipsToBounds = true

  remoteParticipantVideoView.frame = CGRect(x: 10, y: 0, 
        width: remoteParticipantViewContainer.frame.width, 
            height: remoteParticipantViewContainer.frame.height)

  remoteParticipantVideoView.bounds = CGRect(x: 10, y: 0, 
        width: remoteParticipantViewContainer.frame.width, 
            height: remoteParticipantViewContainer.frame.height)

    remoteParticipantVideoView.clipsToBounds = true
}

MeetingViewController.swift

After following the steps, you will be able to seamlessly integrate live streaming into your application, allowing users to broadcast their video calls directly to the RTMP server. This opens the door to a variety of applications, from hosting live Q&A sessions to creating interactive workshops.

TIP:

Stuck anywhere? Check out this example code on GitHub.

Integrate RTMP Live Stream in iOS Video App

RTMP is a widely-used protocol for live streaming video content from VideoSDK to platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook. By inputting platform-specific stream keys and URLs, VideoSDK connects to the platform's RTMP server, enabling the transmission of live video streams.

VideoSDK enables live streaming of your meetings to platforms supporting RTMP ingestion. Simply provide the platform-specific stream key and URL, and we'll connect to the platform's RTMP server to transmit the live video stream.

The below guide provides an overview of implementing start-and-stop RTMP live streaming.

Start Live Stream

startLivestream() can be used to start an RTMP live stream of the meeting which can be accessed from the Meeting class. This method accepts two parameters:

outputs: This parameter accepts a list of LivestreamOutput objects that contain the RTMP url and streamKey of the platforms, you want to start the live stream.

class MeetingViewController {

private let platformUrl = "<url-of-the-platform>"
private let privateKey = "<private-key>"

    // button to start livestream
    @IBAction func startLiveStreamButtonTapped(_ sender: Any) {
         self.meeting?.startLivestream(outputs: LivestreamOutput(url: platformUrl, streamKey: privateKey))
    }
}

Stop Live Stream

stopLivestream() is used to stop the meeting live stream which can be accessed from the Meeting class.

class MeetingViewController {
    // button to stop livestream
    @IBAction func startLiveStreamButtonTapped(_ sender: Any) {
         self.meeting?.stopLivestream()
    }
}

Event associated with Livestream

Whenever the livestream state changes, then onLivestreamStateChanged the event will trigger.

extension MeetingViewController: MeetingEventListener {
    // rtmp-event
    func onLivestreamStateChanged(state: LiveStreamState) {
        switch(state) {
            case .LIVESTREAM_STARTING:
                print("livestream starting")

            case .LIVESTREAM_STARTED:
                print("livestream started")

            case .LIVESTREAM_STOPPING:
                print("livestream stoping")

            case .LIVESTREAM_STOPPED:
                print("livestream stopped")
        }
    }
}

Custom Template

With VideoSDK, you can also use your own custom-designed layout template to live stream the meetings. In order to use the custom template, you need to create a template for which you can follow this guide. Once you have set the template, you can use the REST API to start the live stream with the templateURL parameter.

Known Issue

Please add the following line to the MeetingViewController.swift file's viewDidLoad method If you get your video out of the container view like the below image.

override func viewDidLoad() {

    localParticipantVideoView.frame = CGRect(x: 10, y: 0, width: localParticipantViewContainer.frame.width, height: localParticipantViewContainer.frame.height)

    localParticipantVideoView.bounds = CGRect(x: 10, y: 0, width: localParticipantViewContainer.frame.width, height: localParticipantViewContainer.frame.height)

    localParticipantVideoView.clipsToBounds = true

    remoteParticipantVideoView.frame = CGRect(x: 10, y: 0, width: remoteParticipantViewContainer.frame.width, height: remoteParticipantViewContainer.frame.height)
    remoteParticipantVideoView.bounds = CGRect(x: 10, y: 0, width: remoteParticipantViewContainer.frame.width, height: remoteParticipantViewContainer.frame.height)
    remoteParticipantVideoView.clipsToBounds = true
}

🔚 Conclusion

Integrating RTMP live streaming into an iOS video call app using VideoSDK is a powerful way to enhance real-time communication. With this integration, users can seamlessly broadcast live video content alongside their video calls, expanding the app's functionality.

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How to Integrate RTMP Live Stream in iOS Video Call App?

📌 Introduction

How to build an iOS live Streaming app using RTMP

🚀 Getting Started with VideoSDK

Create a VideoSDK Account

Generate your Auth Token

Prerequisites and Setup

🛠️ Integrate VideoSDK

Project Structure

Create models

🎥 Essential Steps for Building the Video Calling

Step 1: Get started with APIClient

Step 2: Implement Join Screen

Step 3: Initialize and Join Meeting

Step 4: Implement Controls

Step 5: Implementing `MeetingEventListener`

Step 6: Implementing `ParticipantEventListener`

Known Issue

Integrate RTMP Live Stream in iOS Video App

Start Live Stream

Stop Live Stream

Event associated with Livestream

Custom Template

Known Issue

🔚 Conclusion

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🚀 Getting Started with VideoSDK

Create a VideoSDK Account

Generate your Auth Token

Prerequisites and Setup

🛠️ Integrate VideoSDK​

Project Structure

Create models​

🎥 Essential Steps for Building the Video Calling

Step 1: Get started with APIClient​

Step 2: Implement Join Screen​

Step 3: Initialize and Join Meeting​

Step 4: Implement Controls​

Step 5: Implementing MeetingEventListener​

Step 6: Implementing ParticipantEventListener

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Integrate RTMP Live Stream in iOS Video App

Start Live Stream

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Known Issue​

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🛠️ Integrate VideoSDK

Create models

Step 1: Get started with APIClient

Step 2: Implement Join Screen

Step 3: Initialize and Join Meeting

Step 4: Implement Controls

Step 5: Implementing `MeetingEventListener`

Step 6: Implementing `ParticipantEventListener`

Known Issue

Event associated with Livestream

Custom Template

Known Issue