Azure Media Services Live Streaming code samples

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02/24/2023

Warning

Azure Media Services will be retired June 30th, 2024. For more information, see the AMS Retirement Guide.

This article is a listing of code samples for Live Streaming.

Live stream without encoding

Live stream with basic passthrough

This sample shows you how to set up the basic passthrough live event if you only need to broadcast a low-cost UGC channel.


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Live stream with standard passthrough

This sample shows you how to use standard passthrough live streaming.


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Live stream with encoding

Live stream with 720P standard encoding

This sample shows you how to use live encoding in the cloud with the 720P HD adaptive bitrate encoding preset.


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Live stream with 1080P encoding

This sample shows you how to use live encoding in the cloud with the 1080P HD adaptive bitrate encoding preset.


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Live stream with low latency and encoding

Live stream with low Latency (LL-HLS) with 720P standard encoding

This sample shows you how to enable low latency live streaming with Apple's LL-HLS protocol and encode with the new 3-layer 720P HD adaptive bitrate encoding preset.


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Special scenarios

FFmpeg command line samples for RTMP and Smooth

This sample shows you how to use FFmpeg command lines locally to stream over RTMP or Smooth streaming. It demonstrates various scenarios including audio only, multi-audio, and screen recording.


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Create a live event with DVR with .NET

This sample demonstrates how to create and use live events and live outputs with DVR.


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Combine with other Azure services

Live stream with standard passthrough with Event Hubs

This sample demonstrates how to use Event Hubs to subscribe to events on the live streaming channel. Events include encoder connections, disconnections, heartbeat, latency, discontinuity, and drift issues.


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Get help and support

You can contact Media Services with questions or follow our updates by one of the following methods:

Q & A
Stack Overflow. Tag questions with azure-media-services.
@MSFTAzureMedia or use @AzureSupport to request support.
Open a support ticket through the Azure portal.