Jadarit documentation
Jadarit is a self-hosted live media server. It accepts RTMP, SRT and WebRTC, and delivers HLS and sub-second WebRTC, without re-encoding your video unless you ask it to.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”- What Jadarit is, the shape of the system and the words it uses
- Install, Debian package or container
- Your first stream, from OBS to a watching browser
Guides
Section titled “Guides”- Publishing, from OBS, FFmpeg, a browser or a camera
- Playback, the built-in player or your own, over WebRTC or HLS
- Adaptive bitrate, several qualities for viewers on weaker connections
- Apps and keys, who may publish, and accounts for your team
- VOD and playout, 24/7 channels from your files
- Ad insertion and overlays, commercials and graphics that ad blockers cannot remove
- Recording and restreaming
Reference
Section titled “Reference”- Configuration, every key in
config.toml - HTTP API, every endpoint, generated from the server’s own route table
- Licensing, trials, installing a licence, renewal, and what happens when one lapses
- Diagnostics, logs, crash reports, and what to send with a support request