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Edit: This post is now obsolete. Xsplit now has a constantly up to date Proxy server list :) Leaving open for archives sake. You can find the best server list at http://api.justin.tv/api/ingest/xsplit.xml !
In this post you will find a temporary listing of the current RTMP addresses of the proxy servers for our website. Previously, we did not keep a good list of these servers for a few reasons.
The first major reason is that if we simply list the server addresses, we could have a lot of people picking the same address and filling up the server rather quickly. If this happens, all users on that server will experience lag. Our plan to fix this for the future is to let you know which servers are currently experiencing the heaviest load, so you can investigate stream lag issues on your own, without needing our input.
The second reason is that if we switch a location of a server, and it's old RTMP url changes, you will no longer be able to stream with the old url. This problem is starting to grow as programs like Xsplit hard code the locations into their own system, so that if we change the location, it could be days before they update their own list. Just keep in mind that any time you willingly stream to an alternative server, that there is a chance it could move. If you attempt to start your stream and are seeing nothing after picking a new RTMP address, check if others work first before escalating your issue. It could simply be that the server you used to use has moved.
Please keep in mind this is not our final idea for the RTMP list, but a temporary listing on these forums to help our elite users make their streams that much smoother. We plan on making much better, more frequently updated lists as soon as we can.
Global Load Balancing Service - rtmp://live-3c.justin.tv/app (will attempt to connect you to the server closest to you, try others if there are issues)
Justin.tv On-Net Proxies (Owned and Operated on our infrastructure)
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Not everyone uses xsplit - list much appreciated.
The "global load balancing service" lets me stream at video bitrates between 195 Kbps and 568 Kbps at the moment of writing. (Picture is a horrible mess). It's been like this for at least a few days. Amsterdam server however accepts rates 2786 - 3450 Kbps, much better.
The global thing used to allow 5000 with zero frame drops before - yes, I'm talking about publishing statistics, not encoding. :)