Add Interactive Live Video to Your Application with Amazon IVS
summary
Shows how Amazon IVS creates channels via console CLI or SDK and returns ARN, RTMP ingest endpoint, stream key and playback URL, with a demonstrated live latency around 2.3 seconds and typical global latency of 1–5 seconds. Distinguishes standard (transcoding) vs basic (transmuxing) channels, explains WebRTC browser ingest via the web broadcast SDK that converts to RTMP then HLS, covers player SDK adaptive bitrate, timed metadata, chat tokens, S3 recording and FFmpeg or OBS broadcast methods.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 3:34Live streaming impact and trends
- 10:49Why use Amazon IVS
- 21:24Creating a channel demo
- 27:11Broadcasting options overview
- 36:21Playback with IVS player
- 45:59Adding interactivity and chat
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