Hello,
I’ve just discovered Caspar and I was wondering if it would suit my needs, because I don’t have any solutions at the moment. I have a backend project in nodejs for a streaming system. Anyone can create a stream on my platform and broadcast it on Twitch. I’m therefore likely to have more than 100 simultaneous streams (shared on several servers), potentially 24/24.
Today I don’t have any problems with this, but I use ffmpeg and it’s not possible to overlay a dynamic display such as a web page or during the playlist broadcast of webhook events or Twitch alerts for example.
I’ve tried Gstreamer, but it doesn’t have a Nodejs binding and especially doesn’t take video playlists into account, like ffmepg with Concat.
Could Caspar solve this problem of dynmsqiue display per stream instance and above all can there be several streams in parallel? I saw that you were proposing a nodejs binding that might be good.
Thanks in advance!
First of all, it may solve your problem. Second: I followed the URL of your e-mail address and it points to nothing finished. Why is that? Do you try to spam us?
I don’t understand your question… I have my own domain name and I host my own email address. I just don’t have web hosting any more so my domain simply points to OVH.
Ok, we have regularly attempts to spam our forum, and in times of AI these are not easy to detect. So I usually go to see, what the e-mail points to, to see if there is actually something behind it. And yours just looked a bit suspicious. - Sorry, please feel welcome in our forum.
Ha okay! It can indeed be very problematic. I just wanted to have my first and last name in my email address to make it more professional 
Getting back to my initial request, if I’ve understood correctly I’m running Gaspar on my Linux server, and via my code I can create instances add the video playlist and put a layer on top to display my website (which contains my assets and a stream animation)?
And this can be done for several users streaming on Twitch or Youtube for example?
In theory that should be possible. You would need to test, on how many instances the server can run. That depends on a lot of factors and so it’s hard to say.