Eyevinn Live Encoding
Eyevinn Live Encoding is an open-source live encoder based on ffmpeg and Shaka packager. It supports live transcoding to HLS and optionally MPEG-DASH, providing an origin for CDN shield to pull streams as well as push to CDN origin. It's a valuable tool for setting up live stream
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