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Windows version? #19

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netzpixel opened this issue May 10, 2020 · 4 comments
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Windows version? #19

netzpixel opened this issue May 10, 2020 · 4 comments

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@netzpixel
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Is it possible to get a windows port? The code looks to me like just javascript. That should work on windows aswell right? I could not find a good solution for windows like this one. I would be very happy if you could make a version for windows!

@sallar
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sallar commented May 10, 2020

@BenAndDevelopment this is based on Electron and yes it should work on Windows too. However I dont think this is needed for Windows since most streaming apps work much nicer with Windows.. unless you need it for something really specific.

@netzpixel
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Well, I need exactly what your app does. A simple rtmp server with multiple instances. I couldn't find anything for windows that just works as nice as your solution.
Would you make a windows version? :)

@remmah
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remmah commented Oct 25, 2020

Compiling the source as-is with electron-forge leads to a workable Windows version. Part of the pop-out window is obscured by the taskbar, but the stream URL and key are visible, and it works!

Assuming you have node/npm installed and a copy of the source code handy, open up PowerShell, navigate to the source directory, and run the following:

npx @electron-forge/cli import
npm run make

After that, within the source directory there will be an installer exe in the out\make\squirrel.windows\x64 subdirectory.

@FaithfulDev
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Works great on Windows. No issues here.

I cloned the source code and ran npm install & npm run dist. The output can be found in the dist folder.

@sallar You really should think about just releasing the Windows version parallel to the Mac one. I'm sure there are other tools for windows that do that, but yours is the first one I found, and it's so simple to use, it's perfect for my use-case. I love your simplistic UI.

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