Embedding the nanoStream web plugin into a web page is as simple as using other plugins such as the Flash player. nanoStream is a plugin object which can be controlled by Javascript. There are helper scripts available with a high level API and sample user interface commands.
Preparing a web page
In your HTML code, add a div tag at the location where you would like to see your live camera. Name it “liveEncoder”.
liveCam here
The liveEncoder element will be replaced by Javascript with the nanoStream plugin.
Embedding with jQuery
Generally you should access plugins only when the web page is fully loaded. You can ensure this by using the jQuery.ready function:
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
// embed the plugin at div "liveEncoder" and name it "nanovid1"
liveembed('liveEncoder', { id: 'nanovid1' });
// get access to the plugin and make it a Javascript object "live"
var live = $('#nanovid1')[0];
};
Run the encoder broadcast
// init the encoder live.InitEncoder(); //stream to an RTMP publishing point and stream name live.DestinationURL = "rtmp://ws2.nanocosmos.de:80/live+myStream"; //run the encoder broadcast live.StartBroadcast();
See the example web page at our demo site for a full example including user interface elements.