Play Movy Live

Your live channel

Broadcast from OBS Studio to your own MediaMTX server, which turns the stream into low-latency HLS for this page to play.

📡 OBS Live Stream

HLS URL:

Play Movy Live (OBS)

Connecting to the stream…

Step 1

OBS Studio

Captures your screen, camera or a video you own and encodes it to H.264/AAC.

sends RTMP → :1935

Step 2

Receives the stream and repackages it as low-latency HLS: a playlist plus tiny segments.

serves HLS on :8888

Step 3

hls.js downloads the playlist and segments, feeds them to the video element and tracks latency.

plays in the browser

Set a publish password. Copy mediamtx/mediamtx.example.yml to mediamtx/mediamtx.yml and replace change-me-please with your own password. The real file is git-ignored.
Start MediaMTX. With Docker: docker compose -f mediamtx/docker-compose.yml up. With Podman: powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File mediamtx/start-podman.ps1. With neither, download MediaMTX for Windows from its GitHub releases page, replace the mediamtx.yml next to mediamtx.exe with this project's copy, and run mediamtx.exe.
Point OBS at it. Settings → Stream → Service: Custom…, Server: rtmp://localhost/live?user=obs&pass=YOUR_PASSWORD, Stream key: leave empty.Prefer WebRTC? In OBS 30+, pick Service WHIP, Server http://localhost:8889/live/whip, Bearer token obs:YOUR_PASSWORD.
Tune for low latency, then start streaming. Settings → Output → Advanced: keyframe interval 1 s, tune zerolatency, profile high, x264 options bframes=0. Press Start Streaming. The player above connects within a few seconds.

http://localhost:8888/live/index.m3u8

Change it with LIVE_HLS_URL in .env.local. A site served over HTTPS needs an HTTPS stream URL.