mediamtx-server

You can deploy a multi-protocol media server using a single binary that handles RTSP, RTMP, HLS, LL-HLS, WebRTC, and SRT. This approach centralizes live publishing, on-demand playback, and recording into one compact server.

Using an all-in-one media server eliminates the need for multiple servers and tools. It centralizes streaming, recording, and control by supporting RTSP, RTMP, HLS, WebRTC, and SRT with on-demand remuxing in one deployment.

Yes, the media server is Docker-ready and includes a CLI-driven management workflow via mtxctl.py. You can start, stop, and reload the server, and use a configurable API for control with optional authentication.

MediaMTX supports WebRTC streaming using both WHIP and WHEP endpoints. This allows broadcasters to publish and play live streams directly in web browsers without requiring additional plugins.

You install the server binary, write a starter mediamtx.yml configuration file, and start the server. This setup enables self-hosted streaming and recording to disk for multi-path workflows.

Yes, the server supports SRT and RTMP/RTMPS protocols simultaneously. It automatically remuxes streams on demand, allowing you to publish with SRT and distribute via RTMP or HLS within the same server.