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For a project, I need to be able to stream live audio from a Java server to the browser on the client. My first guess was to use RTMP with a Flash player, my second guess to make use of the HTML5 audio tag. But so far, I've failed to find anything useful (like a library), so does anyone have any pointers on how to do this?

Here's the setup: The sound comes in from a VoIP server as a bunch of PCM samples. From there, it has to go to get to the client, while usually only one client listens to one stream. So I need to be able to send many VoIP streams to several clients, a simple form of authentication would also be nice (like a token or a secret URL where the stream is located at).

So far, I've looked at Red5 (looks to me like one-to-many streaming only) and searched for Java-based RTMP libraries. Any help is gladly appreciated!

mistalee
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  • What I would advise doing is going around to different radio stations and talk show web sites and seeing what they are using to stream audio. I know of none off hand, but at least then you can kind of see what is available. – thatidiotguy Nov 14 '12 at 14:58
  • The thing is that radio stations all use a one-to-many streaming model. This could easily be done with Red5, but I need one-to-one. – mistalee Nov 14 '12 at 15:02
  • Did you ever find any solution to this? I'm looking for the same. – eskalera May 12 '15 at 08:47

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