QUOFILMS

Quick add

Each camera auto-generates its BMC XML preset (3 servers: RTMPS:443, RTMPS:1936, RTMP:1935 iPhone fallback). Download from the link on each row · AirDrop / share to phone · BMC → Settings → Stream → Import.

Registered devices

New session

All sessions

Role capabilities

Team members

How recording works now

• Press ● REC on a camera card (or R keyboard) to start a take. Press again to stop.
• Takes are first-class — named, renameable, trimmable, with thumbnails and full seek playback.
• Auto-upload to Drive — every saved take ships to MB-DESK AGENT / Quofilms / Takes / <session> / <camera>/
• Safety net — MediaMTX still records every live stream in the background (hourly segments, 7-day retention) in case you forget to press Rec.
• Multi-cam — "● REC ALL" on the live console starts every live camera in sync.

📱 Samsung S26 / Android — Blackmagic Camera

1. Install Blackmagic Camera (Google Play) · v2.1+
2. From the Cameras tab, grab the camera's XML (link under each row)
3. BMC → Settings → Stream → Import → select the XML
4. Service: Quofilms · Stream Key: the camera's ID (e.g. cam-1)
5. Quality: Streaming Stable (recommended)
6. Tap broadcast → Telegram "🟢 LIVE" confirms within 3s

📱 iPhone — Blackmagic Camera

1. Install Blackmagic Camera (App Store)
2. Download the camera's XML preset — for iPhone-prefixed cameras the Primary server is port 1936 RTMPS (direct TLS, no carrier interference)
3. BMC → Settings → Stream → Import → select the XML
4. If manually configuring instead: Service Custom · Server rtmps://quofilms.michelbaakliny.com:1936/live · Stream Key = camera ID (typed manually)
5. Why not port 443: iOS BMC's no-SNI TLS pattern gets DPI-blocked on many carriers · port 1936 uses direct TLS termination so it bypasses that
6. If 1936 also fails (rare): use Larix Broadcaster instead → rtmp://quofilms.michelbaakliny.com:1935/live/<id>

📱 Larix Broadcaster (backup option)

1. URL: rtmp://quofilms.michelbaakliny.com:1935/live/<camera-id>
2. Bitrate 2.5–4 Mbps, keyframe interval 2s

💻 PC — OBS Studio (Windows / macOS / Linux)

Add a PC (OBS) camera in the Cameras tab first — its ID becomes your Stream Key.

1. Install OBS Studio 28 or newer from obsproject.com (older versions don't support RTMPS)
2. Settings → Stream:
   • Service: Custom...
   • Server: rtmps://quofilms.michelbaakliny.com/live
   • Stream Key: the camera's ID (e.g. pc-1)
   • Leave "Use authentication" unchecked
3. Settings → Output → Output Mode: Advanced
   • Encoder: NVIDIA NVENC H.264 (Nvidia GPU) · x264 (CPU fallback) · AMD HW H.264 (AMD GPU)
   • Rate Control: CBR
   • Bitrate: 4500 Kbps for 1080p30 · 6000 Kbps for 1080p60
   • Keyframe Interval: 2 seconds (critical — HLS breaks otherwise)
   • B-frames: 0 (NVENC: "Max B-frames" → 0 · x264: Profile → baseline or add bframes=0 to x264 Options · AMD: B-Frames → 0)
     If you skip this you'll see a black image on the live grid even though the stream shows online.
   • Profile: high (or baseline for x264 to force B-frames=0) · Preset: Quality (NVENC) or veryfast (x264)
4. Settings → Audio: 48 kHz · Channels: Stereo · Track 1 bitrate 160 Kbps
5. Settings → Video: Base & Output 1920×1080 · FPS 30 (or 60 if you raised the bitrate)
6. Click Start Streaming → Telegram "🟢 LIVE" confirms within ~5s

Backup port: if your network blocks 443 outbound, change Server to rtmps://quofilms.michelbaakliny.com:1936/live (same stream key).