Hi all!

I'm very excited by the new low latency monitor stream, as I've been trying to coble together a similar solution. My requirement is essentially the lowest latency possible, good quality not required, that I can present on web to a reduced audience. The telestrator does pretty much what want it to do, but not in the form I'd like it.

Is there any way to just get the stream and embed it in html myself? I dont want the telestrator etc, just the lowest latency stream I can get.

I see there's a token involved in what's embedded in the telestrator, but not sure how to get that. I can handle the networking requirements, but working out how to get the stream itself is a mystery to me.

Something I haven't tried but might work is an iframe and custom css or something, but that's new to me as well so not sure if it's feasible.

Has anyone tried similar?

One thing I have tried is srt with a srt-whep bridge, this worked with low latency, but I struggled a bit with customising the webrtc player and reliability in general, and managing a bridge is something I want to avoid.

Scaling isn't an issue for us, at least not for monitoring. 1-2 people will ever want to view the monitor stream, it just needs to be fast (<1000ms), and ideally not require more infrastructure.

Thanks for the MediaMTX suggestion, I'll give it a try, although it will probably end up similar to srt-whep in my use case. I'll also keep looking at what's possible with the telestrator feed.