What is iStream?

iStream is a Server-Client Java project that uses a secure connection TLS/SSL with encryption keys. The application allows the client to select a video from the Server's Catalog and stream it directly without downloading the video. The client features adaptive streaming, video clipping and more.

It implements:

• ffmpeg wrapping (Server)

• javaFX (Client)

• Multithreading (Server)

• Logging (Server | Client)

• Process builder for commands (Server | Client)

• Video protocol transmission, TCP, UDP, RTP/UDP (Server | Client)

• Adaptive streaming (Server | Client)

• Load Balancing (Server)

• Fplay Recording (Client)

Requirements:

1. Any video (Server side) in "AvailableVideos/" must be named as followed: "x"-"y"p."z" where x is the video name, y is the display and z is the extention. For example:

    Surfing-720p.mp4 

2. • If you are using Windows, make sure you have ffmpeg, ffprobe and ffplay as environment variables. For example:

    ffmpeg  => C:/ffmpeg/bin/ffmpeg.exe 

    ffprobe => C:/ffmpeg/bin/ffprobe.exe 

    ffplay  => C:/ffmpeg/bin/ffplay.exe 

   Replace "C:/ffmpeg/bin/" with your actual path

   • If you are on Linux make sure ffmpeg is installed using the following command:

   sudo apt install ffmpeg

3. In order for the client sided Video recording to include sound, "Stream box" from realtek's drivers are recommended.

Side note: You can run the server just by running the loadbalancer

This project was conducted without collaborators, and is a clear demonstration of java skills.