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Could you explain what you mean by only want to play? In order to test ingress, you'll need to publish your rtmp stream so in your room you can see the particpant.
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I use https://example.livekit.io/ to test ingress. I have publish a rtmp stream to ingress. Using https://example.livekit.io/, the browser will be an user in the room. But I only want to see the rtmp stream. There will be 2 users in the room. I only want to see rtmp ingress user.
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In the example, yes there will be 2 user, but if your own use case requires you to only see 1 user, you don't need every user to publish. Users join a room and only be allowed to subscribe to a stream and watch.
This is app specific configuration / development. The example is broad to show the potential of LiveKit with most features in place. Another way to not have your participant being able to publish, is to set
canPublish: false
in your token creation. For extra details, feel free to look up the Video Grant in the docs: https://docs.livekit.io/concepts/authentication/#video-grant
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I see a grant param here. Are there some examples for this param?
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@eager-train-52607 please give our docs site a read. We try our best to document things so it's clear to folks 🙂
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I have read the docs. And I cannot find the docs for livekit cli, this link is 404 https://docs.livekit.io/oss/dev-tools/livekit-cli/