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  1. Hello, excuse me If my English is not so good I'm new to streaming and I'd like to know an effective tool to broadcast MPEGTS format with AAC audio codec. I successfully managed to make it using OBS. However it consumes a lot of CPU and I'd like to broadcast multiple streams at the same type.
    My set up goes as follow,
    I use an external URL to transcode it to MPEGTS, AAC using OBS and rebroadcast it to icecast server.

    I used ffmpeg (I'm not so good using it) and streamed MP3 file successfully ffmpeg -i outputURL -codec:a libmp3lame -ab 128k -ac 2 -content_type audio/mpeg -f mp3 icecast://sourceassword@localhostort/mountpoint

    the OBS profile goes as follow;

    [General]
    Name=Untitled

    [Video]
    BaseCX=1920
    BaseCY=1080
    OutputCX=1280
    OutputCY=720

    [Panels]
    CookieId=21A7A2D421F6C353

    [Output]
    Mode=Advanced

    [AdvOut]
    TrackIndex=1
    RecType=FFmpeg
    RecTracks=1
    FLVTrack=1
    FFOutputToFile=false
    FFURL=icecast://sourceassword@localhostort/mountpoint
    FFFormat=mpegts
    FFFormatMimeType=video/MP2T
    FFExtension=ts
    FFMCustom=content_type=audio/mpegts tls=0 ice_name=STREAM-NAME
    FFVEncoderId=0
    FFVEncoder=
    FFABitrate=128
    FFAEncoderId=86018
    FFAEncoder=aac
    FFAudioMixes=1
    VodTrackIndex=2
    FFVBitrate=0
    FFVGOPSize=0
    FFIgnoreCompat=true
    FFACustom=

    [Audio]
    SampleRate=44100



    I'd like to do the same thing with any other tool to broadcast MPEGTS/AAC audio. can anyone please help me with the ffmpeg code or even a software I can use?
    Thanks in advance
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  2. Check Avalpa software - currently i can't find details but i recall they offered free software able to properly broadcast so perhaps it will work for you.
    I was able: https://github.com/aventuri/opencaster so perhaps this will suit you.
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  3. thank you pandy for your reply. I'm using Windows I'm not very familiar with linux
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  5. VLC may work for you then... ffmpeg has ffserver but it is not officially available for Windows - however you may try to search for Windows ffserver - if i recall there are some unofficial builds in Internet.

    https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2679569/how-to-do-simple-video-streaming-with-ffse...ver-on-windows

    https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/ffserver
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  6. thanks dears it finally worked i used this line and this was exactly what I needed , I'm grateful for you both
    ffmpeg -i streamURL -c:a aac -ab 256k -ac 2 -filter:a "volume=2.5" -content_type audio/adts -f mpegts icecast://sourceassword@hostname: port/mountpoint

    <3
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