FLV & RTMP Player

An FLV and RTMP player is a tool that allows you to watch videos and live streams in your web browser without needing to install any software. It can play FLV files and RTMP live streams, making it easy to enjoy content like gaming, sports, or online classes.

Supports one-click screen capture. During video or live playback, there is a "Screenshot" button on player control bar (usually a camera icon). Click it to immediately save current frame as HD PNG or JPG image to computer, operation is very simple.

By using modern browser's Media Source Extensions (MSE) technology, can convert RTMP stream to HTTP-FLV format, and use JavaScript library (like flv.js) to play in HTML5 video tag, completely no Flash support needed.

To use the player, you need a valid streaming address, such as one that starts with 'rtmp://'. Simply copy this address into the provided box on the site and click the 'Play Stream' button. If everything is set up correctly, the video should start playing!

First check if stream address is correct, ensure server running normally. Second check network connection, confirm firewall not blocking related ports. Then confirm browser supports HTML5 video playback, recommend using latest version Chrome, Firefox or Edge browsers. If encountering CORS errors, please check server CORS settings or use proxy server.

CORS stands for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing. It allows different websites to share data. If your streaming server doesn't support CORS, you might not be able to view streams properly. You can either choose a different server or adjust settings like using a proxy server.

Cannot play may be caused by several reasons: 1) Protocol support: Please ensure stream address is standard FLV or RTMP/RTMPS protocol. 2) CORS cross-domain issues: Streaming server may not correctly set cross-domain policy, can try contacting stream provider to resolve. 3) Stream status: Confirm this live stream is currently pushing, not ended.

Already optimized for low-latency playback, but final speed also depends on network and streaming server quality. Lag and delay usually related to network environment and stream itself, confirm input RTMP stream address is valid and stable.

Supports all modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and other mainstream browsers. On mobile devices, supports iOS Safari and Android Chrome. Player uses responsive design, can adapt to different screen sizes, ensuring good viewing experience on phones, tablets and computers.

RTMP stream address usually provided by live platform or streaming server. Can get from OBS Studio, FFmpeg streaming tools, live platform backend, etc. For monitoring cameras, can find RTSP or RTMP stream address in device management interface. Some live platforms also provide public test stream addresses for developers to debug.

Currently mainly supports standard RTMP and HTTP-FLV streaming playback. For encrypted RTMP streams (like using RTMPE encryption), requires streaming server to provide corresponding decryption support. If stream uses special encryption methods, recommend contacting streaming service provider to confirm compatibility.

Due to technical limitations and copyright protection considerations, current version RTMP player does not provide video recording functionality. Currently focused on providing stable, low-latency real-time playback experience. If need to record live content, recommend using dedicated screen recording software or streaming recording tools.

To optimize RTMP live stream playback quality, recommend: 1. Ensure stable network connection, sufficient bandwidth; 2. Choose appropriate bitrate and resolution, avoid too high bitrate causing lag; 3. Use wired network connection instead of WiFi; 4. Close other bandwidth-consuming applications; 5. Regularly clean browser cache. Player automatically adjusts buffering strategy based on network conditions, providing best viewing experience.

Supports mainstream video encoding formats, including H.264, H.265 (HEVC), etc. Audio supports AAC, MP3 and other common formats. Player automatically detects stream encoding format, and calls corresponding decoder for playback. For unsupported encoding formats, player will display corresponding error message.

No, you do not need to register or create an account to use the FLV and RTMP player. You can simply access the website, input your streaming address, and start watching right away!