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Mike Lang 18aadd6b82 restreamer: Also have an endpoint for generating cut videos on demand 
This is mainly just for testing until we get the database and proper cutter up,
but it might prove useful to have in the long run too.

This code will probably end up being totally rewritten,
as it uses the most naive form of cutting and reencoding,
and it has a whole bunch of http-serving specifics intertwined with the cutting logic.
backfiller/backfiller Minor Fixes as sugged by ekimekim
common fixed white space and the like
downloader fixed white space and the like
restreamer restreamer: Also have an endpoint for generating cut videos on demand
.gitignore gitignore: ignore config file
LICENSE Licence under MIT
README.md Remove central config file as it's more trouble than it's worth
build build script: Add ability to push to remote repository after building
initial-design-doc.pdf Add initial design doc

README.md

Wubloader is a system for saving, re-serving and cutting into videos of a target twitch (or probably other HLS, but some twitch specifics are assumed) stream.

It was designed to serve the needs of the Video Strike Team as part of Desert Bus For Hope.

A full design doc can be read at initial-design-doc.pdf, but a brief overview of the components:

  • Downloader grabs segments from twitch and saves them to disk
  • Restreamer serves segments from disk as well as playlist files allowing them to be streamed
  • Backfiller queries restreamers of other servers in order to pick up segments this server doesn't have already, ie. it replicates missing segments.
  • Cutter interacts with a database to perform cutting jobs
  • Sheet Sync syncs specifc database columns to a google doc which is the primary operator interface.

Usage

All components are built as docker images. Components which access the disk expect a shared directory mounted at /mnt.