In the last video we got our RTM server up and running at the end of the video I had mentioned that
the server was running on port 8000.
That's actually only halfway correct to be a little bit more precise.
The server makes video available for consumption inside of our browser on port eight thousand.
This server is also accepting traffic on port 1935 and that's where we're going to send incoming video
streams too.
So when someone is streaming video to our server they're going to be sending it to port 1935 on the
RCMP server and then that server will make a video available on port 8000 for consumption.
OK so let me just clarify that really quickly.
The other thing that I want to clarify very quickly is that inside of our terminal we should now have
three separate windows running for three separate processes.
We've got one terminal window for the RCMP server.
We've got one window for our API server and we've got one window for the re-act application as well.
We need to make sure that all three are running for our project to work successfully.
Now in this video we're going to start to go through the process of setting up a streaming program on
your computer.
So of course we probably want to locally test all this video streaming stuff before we tried to ever
think about deployment or anything like that.
So we're going to set up OBSS on our local machine or open broadcast or software.
This is going to allow you to stream your desktop and some audio from your computer to the local RCMP
server and then view that inside of your browser.
So let's start to get to the process of installing.
Oh yes.
So here's a link to the OBSS home page right here.
I'm going to open up a new browser tab and navigate to it.
And then once here we'll select on the appropriate operating system.
So Windows Mac OS or Linux I'm going to download the installer for Mac OS and after a very quick download.
Well then open that installer.
Now the installation is really straightforward as usual just click that continue continue continue.
Now once you've got OBSS started up or installed.
Go ahead and start it up.
If you are on Mac OS you can open up this launchpad and find the OBSS icon and if you're on Windows
you can probably go to the Start menu or whatever it is and open up OBSS that way once you open up OBSS
you're gonna see a screen like this appear.
So let's take a quick pause right here.
When we come back the next section will talk about how we're going to configure OBSS to stream video
over to our running our server.
So quick pause and I'll see you in just a minute.