Adding Live, Interactive Video to Your Application with Amazon IVS
summary
Amazon IVS is a managed low‑latency live streaming platform with SDKs for web, iOS, Android and server languages that creates channels programmatically (CLI/SDK) and returns an ARN, ingest endpoint, stream key and playback URL. Demos use OBS, ffmpeg and a web broadcast SDK to stream; the player adapts quality and reports metrics and showed ~1.5s live latency (IVS advertises low latency (2–5s)). It embeds timed metadata as ID3, supports JWT chat tokens and a free tier (5 input hrs / 100 output hrs).
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Amazon IVS intro
- 2:27Live streaming importance
- 8:44Why Amazon IVS
- 15:27Amazon IVS SDKs
- 18:58Live channel setup
- 26:39OBS and web broadcast
- 33:11Web SDK streaming
- 38:51Live stream playback
- 41:51Player SDK features
- 47:00Adding interactivity
- 50:57Pricing and resources
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