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We are working on platform where we allow user to live-stream on major platforms. We need to integrate twitter in our platform to stream live on twitter.

currently we are creating source and broadcast by making post call to /source and /broadcast endpoints of twitter API and then a put call to /broadcast endpoint which will make the broadcast live.

Now this endpoints are deprecated and not working. And no alternative is available on official documentation.

We need the process guide and APIs we can use to stream live on twitter.

IMdevs
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  • Twitter is in-flux so much these days, I'm not sure I'd depend on any endpoints being stable, for what it's worth. – Brad Jul 13 '23 at 19:33

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To integrate live streaming on Twitter into your platform, you can follow these steps:

  1. Set up a Twitter Developer Account: If you haven't already, create a developer account on the Twitter Developer Portal (developer.twitter.com) and apply for a developer API key.
  2. Create a Twitter App: Once your developer account is set up, create a new Twitter application. Provide the required details, such as name, description, and website URL for your platform.
  3. Obtain API Keys and Access Tokens: After creating your Twitter app, you'll receive API keys (API key and secret) and access tokens (access token and secret). These credentials are necessary for authenticating your requests to the Twitter API.
  4. Implement OAuth Authorization: To allow users to grant your platform access to their Twitter accounts, you need to implement the OAuth authorization process. This involves redirecting users to Twitter's authorization URL, obtaining their consent, and receiving an OAuth token.
  5. Initiate the Live Stream: Once you have the necessary user permissions, you can use Twitter's Media APIs to initiate a live stream. You can make a POST request to the statuses/update endpoint with the media_ids parameter set to the media ID of your live stream.
  6. Broadcast the Live Stream: To actually broadcast the live stream, you need to use a streaming server that supports the Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP). Set up an RTMP server and configure it to accept the live stream from your users.
  7. Connect to the RTMP Server: Use a streaming library or software development kit (SDK) to connect to the RTMP server and send your live stream data. Ensure that you encode the video and audio streams according to Twitter's specifications.
  8. Monitor and Handle Stream Events: Twitter provides a variety of stream event callbacks that you can subscribe to. These callbacks notify you of events like when the stream starts, when viewers interact with the stream, or when the stream ends. Implement appropriate event handling in your platform.

Remember to refer to the official Twitter API documentation (developer.twitter.com/en/docs) for detailed information and any specific updates or changes to the API endpoints.

AmmarTech
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