bin/mtx-on-ready.sh (runOnReady inside the mediamtx container) posts the is-live notice and, for sources whose
audio is not Opus, runs ffmpeg: video copy, audio -> Opus, published over MediaMTX's loopback RTSP to
<user>/<Title>.webrtc (record: no). dumpd accepts .webrtc publishes only from 127.0.0.1. The portal hides
mirror paths, plays the mirror over WHEP (HLS stays on the source), holds an AAC source for 15 s while its
mirror comes up, and corrects the viewer count. Verified headless with a mocked path list.
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The published recording is the game picture + audio + tmcd track, nothing else. Streams without the
band are still remuxed losslessly. vgstrip plan exports TC_BAND and marks the sidecar band_removed.
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Jellyfin merges several videos in one non-season folder into a single episode with versions,
which collapsed a night of helmet cams into one entry. Recording still lands in <Title>/.live/.
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Go Live closes viewer windows, fetches the Authentik-identified user's MediaMTX key from dumpd
(/etc/vanguard/streamers.json written by configure.py), opens Chrome's window-only picker with
audio, prefers H.264 so MediaMTX can record, caps at 12 Mbps / 1440p60, shows live stats, Stop.
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Jellyfin indexed in-progress fragmented recordings (no duration -> seek jumped to next episode).
MediaMTX now writes under <Title>/.live/; the sweep remuxes finished files into the title folder
and removes the source. Feed says 'New recording' since it fires after publish.
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