Tag Archives: ffmpeg

21 Jan 2026

Low Latency HLS with CDN: The Ultimate Production Guide

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The Ultimate Guide to Low-Latency HLS with CDN: From Theory to Production Live streaming for sports, betting, gaming and auctions demands delays under a few seconds. Traditional HLS cannot keep up, often adding 20–30 seconds of lag. Low-Latency HLS (LL-HLS) closes this gap to around 2–3 seconds while still leveraging global CDN infrastructure. This guide explains how LL-HLS works and how to implement it end‑to‑end with a CDN. Low-Latency HLS Fundamentals: Why CDNs Matter Standard HLS was designed for reliability and large‑scale [...]

05 Nov 2025

Free Linux Streaming Software for Server Side HLS

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Free Streaming Software for Linux: Server‑Side HLS You Can Deploy Today Looking for free streaming software for Linux servers? This guide from CDNsun’s tech blog compares actively maintained, no‑cost server‑side engines for live HLS delivery—NGINX with RTMP Module, Red5, FFmpeg, SRS, MistServer, and Nimble Streamer—and shows minimal, reproducible setups. We focus strictly on origins and ingest/transmuxing on Linux, not web players, so you can get production results faster. Choosing a Free Linux Streaming Server: Strengths, Trade‑offs, and When to Use Each [...]

18 Mar 2015

Flowplayer and FFmpeg CDN Integrations

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Looking for a great HTML5 player? Good news! We have extended our player generator and our CDN knowledge base by a famous HTML5 player Flowplayer. Please refer here for a Flowplayer CDN integration. Looking for streaming of video files as if they were live streams? Good news! We have extended our knowledge base by a great streaming tool FFmpeg. Please refer here for a FFmpeg integration with our CDN Live services. Sincerely your CDNsun team.