The best way to get started with Phenix is to try it out with your own demo channel using a web browser and a content source such as a webcam. Phenix’s pre-built examples for the web make publishing and viewing content quick and simple.

All modern browsers support WebRTC. A list of supported browsers can be found here: https://phenixrts.com/docs/web/#browser-support

The examples below use “#YourDemoChannelAlias” as the channel alias.

Publishing

To publish to a demo channel via a browser, use the URL: https://demo.phenixrts.com/channel/publish/#YourDemoChannelAlias

Publish your webcam by selecting the desired options and clicking the red cloud up-arrow icon.

Open

The screen will indicate the video and audio bitrates.

Open

Alternatively, you can select the link icon on the left to specify a media URI to use as a content source, or the astronaut icon to access advanced options.

Subscribing

View the output of the published demo channel by clicking the View Channel link or by using the URL: https://demo.phenixrts.com/channel/#YourDemoChannelAlias

You can put the two browsers side by side to see the amount of delay from publishing to viewing.

To stop publishing, either click the red X or close the browser tab that is publishing.

What’s Next?

For integration testing or access to private repos that require additional credentials, see the Advanced Demo page.

For additional demonstrations and sample code, follow the links below.

• Publish and subscribe using mobile

• View our training videos

• Explore examples of Phenix usage at https://jsfiddle.net/user/phenixRTS/fiddles/

  • Example using iframe embed code

  • Example integrated into website

• Check out our public repositories at GitHub:  Phenix RTS  

• See a non-minified example of the Phenix web publisher at https://phenixrts.com/examples/ChannelPublisher/index.html