OvenStudio LLHLS
0.9.0
0.9.0
  • OvenStudio LLHLS
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
      • Quick Start
      • Subscribe
      • Access
      • Streaming
      • Playback
    • AWS Instance
  • Features
    • Account
      • Change Password
      • Reset Password
      • Sign Out
    • Streaming
      • Create a Managed Stream
      • Create an Instant Stream
      • Using WebRTC Protocol
      • Using Screen Sharing
      • Using an Encoder
      • Delete a Stream
    • Playback
      • On OvenStudio LLHLS
      • On OvenPlayer Demo
      • On External Player
    • Statistics and Data
      • Basic Information
      • Ingress Source Data
      • Egress Source Data
      • Concurrent Viewer Data
      • System Status
    • Log
  • Settings
    • Certification
      • Free Domain and Certificate Settings
    • Streaming Quality
      • Profile Settings
      • ABR Settings
    • Presigned URL
      • Presigned Ingress URL Settings
      • Presigned Egress URL Settings
      • Renew the Presigned URL
    • Connect a CDN
      • AWS Credentials Settings
      • AWS CloudFront Settings
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Certification

Last updated 1 year ago

Overview

If you want to stream with WebRTC Ingress in your browser, such as webcam capture and screen sharing, you have to use the HTTPS specification with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), not HTTP. For this, OvenStudio LLHLS provides a free certificate and domain that is automatically renewed.

Using Free Domain and Certificate

  1. Press the [Settings] button located in the top right corner of the OvenStudio LLHLS to enter the Settings page. Then, press [Certificate] from the left menu.

  2. When you decide to use OvenStudio LLHLS and launch your instance, the system automatically issues and applies a free domain and certificate. The certificate is also automatically renewed seven days before the expiration date.

SSL, a secure protocol, is required to stream over WebRTC, and the domain is used as the OvenStudio LLHLS web console and streaming URL.