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handy list of ports used table for readme #4361
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| 1937 | RTMPS | rtmps://localhost:1937/mystream | | ||
| 8189*| UDP WebRTC | open port 8189 UDP on firewall | | ||
| 8322 | RTSPS / SSL | rtsps://localhost:8322/mystream | | ||
| 8554 | RTMP / OBS | rtsp://localhost:8554/mystream | |
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8554 is usually RTSP
| 8322 | RTSPS / SSL | rtsps://localhost:8322/mystream | | ||
| 8554 | RTMP / OBS | rtsp://localhost:8554/mystream | | ||
| 8888 | WebRTC/HLS | http://localhost:8888/mystream | | ||
| 8889 | WHIP | http://localhost:8889/mystream/whip | |
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8889 is WebRTC (WHIP is just the ingress protocol, 8889 supports whep as well, 8888 is HLS (not WebRTC)
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| 1935 | RTMP | rtmp://localhost:1935/mystream | | ||
| 1937 | RTMPS | rtmps://localhost:1937/mystream | | ||
| 8189*| UDP WebRTC | open port 8189 UDP on firewall | |
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You should probably mention 8000/8001 (RTP/RTCP) for the RTSP UDP transport
| 9998 | Metrics API | 127.0.0.1:9998/metrics | | ||
| 9999 | PerfProf | 127.0.0.1:9999/debug/pprof/heap | | ||
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- Most often ports are TCP, with the exception of UDP ports 8890 and 8189, which can be both |
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You should probably add TCP/UDP directly to the table - that's pretty useful information for configuring firewall rules.
I thought it would be useful for users to see a compact list of all the ports used, grouped with the format of the URLs. My first public pull request ever. MediaMTX is an amazing tool by the way!