openvibers/openvibe.media Commits

Media: the product at openre.stream is OpenRestream (owner, 2026-10-09) (#59)

OP OpenVibers committed 9 Oct 2026 · c40819bb64 · 3 files, +6 −6

Every name people read says OpenRestream instead of OpenRe or OpenRe.Stream, and repository paths say
OpenVibers/OpenRestream (renamed on GitHub the same day). Ids are unchanged (openre, openre.*, ov_openre).

Changes

ddiff --git a/docs/media-fabric.md b/docs/media-fabric.md
iindex 5868ec2..2c9f02e 100644
---- a/docs/media-fabric.md
++++ b/docs/media-fabric.md
@@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ med_xyz/{720p,480p,360p,av1-…}/…               derivatives, rebuildable
  med_xyz/{captions/*.vtt, storyboard.webp+.vtt, waveform, metadata}
  ```
  
--- **Live → DVR → VOD without a conversion step.** OpenRe segments continuously; the playlist grows while live (seek
++- **Live → DVR → VOD without a conversion step.** OpenRestream segments continuously; the playlist grows while live (seek
    anywhere from the start to the live edge) and gets `#EXT-X-ENDLIST` at the end. Live latency modes: WebRTC (sub-second,
    SFU), LL-HLS (partial segments, ~2–4 s), HLS DVR. When the SFU nears capacity, new viewers move to LL-HLS.
  - **Write-behind durability for live.** A segment lands on the ingest node's NVMe first (served from RAM/NVMe for the
@@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ med_xyz/{captions/*.vtt, storyboard.webp+.vtt, waveform, metadata}
    never decoded end to end. The layout (`sprite: { count, interval_seconds, columns, rows, tile_width, tile_height }`)
    and metadata are the seek path's, so the player contract is unchanged. A source without a timeline, or with
    `MEDIA_HLS_ENABLED` off, keeps the one-fast-seek-per-frame path; captions stay with AI's `media.analyze`.
--  **Still open in F3:** the growing live/DVR playlist written as OpenRe segments (F3.2), write-behind durability for
++  **Still open in F3:** the growing live/DVR playlist written as OpenRestream segments (F3.2), write-behind durability for
    live segments and its upload-lag metric, captions on the timeline, and Live's player moving to HLS. Segment-bucket
    demand (F2.4) now records reads per timeline segment; deciding placement per segment stays F5's. Renditions are F4.
  
@@@ -361,7 +361,7 @@ request/playback → telemetry → Events → {Hotness, Health, Cost} engines 
  
  - **One telemetry sample schema** (`openvibe.telemetry.sample@1`: service, project, resource, provider, node, region,
    operation, bytes, duration, ttfb, throughput, status, cache status, cost estimate, route epoch, trace id), shared by
--  Media, OpenRe, Host, AI, Events and Compute.
++  Media, OpenRestream, Host, AI, Events and Compute.
  - **Aggregation, not rows per request:** nginx JSON access logs and player beacons are folded into rolling Valkey
    counters (EWMA + p50/p95/p99 over 10 s, 1 min, 5 min, 1 h, 24 h), HyperLogLog for unique viewers, sorted sets for the
    top-N hot objects and buckets; PostgreSQL gets 5-minute rollups per object × region × bucket; raw samples go to
@@@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ reads are metered by CDN logs. Nothing here bills delivery.
    shipped; §3), packing into ~60 s chunks (F3.3, shipped; §3), the timeline queued at finalize (and lazily on
    download), signed playlists outliving a download URL and the faststart MP4 fallback (F3.c, shipped; §3), virtual and
    materialized clips (F3.5/F3.6, shipped; §4) and sprite sheets cut from the timeline's rows (F3.1, shipped; §3); still
--  open: live DVR from OpenRe (CMAF/HLS recording with the growing
++  open: live DVR from OpenRestream (CMAF/HLS recording with the growing
    playlist), captions on the timeline (the demand rollups already record reads per timeline segment, F2.4); Live's
    player moves to HLS.
  - **F4 reactive derivatives:** on-demand renditions and image variants, keep-vs-regenerate economics, AV1 for viral
ddiff --git a/test/rtmp-allowlist.test.js b/test/rtmp-allowlist.test.js
iindex 8f59302..6ce9af8 100644
---- a/test/rtmp-allowlist.test.js
++++ b/test/rtmp-allowlist.test.js
@@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ const express = require('express');
      ];
      for (const bad of refused) assert.strictEqual(checkRtmpUrl(bad).ok, false, `refused: ${JSON.stringify(bad)}`);
      assert.ok(/not an allowed RTMP ingest/.test(checkRtmpUrl('rtmp://10.0.0.5:1935/live/k').error));
--    assert.ok(checkRtmpUrl('rtmp://ingest.openre.stream:1936/live/k', ['ingest.openre.stream:1936']).ok, 'the list is configuration (OpenRe on 1936, say)');
++    assert.ok(checkRtmpUrl('rtmp://ingest.openre.stream:1936/live/k', ['ingest.openre.stream:1936']).ok, 'the list is configuration (OpenRestream on 1936, say)');
      console.log('✅ only allow-listed host:port pairs with a plain URL shape pass');
  
      (async () => {
ddiff --git a/test/service-token-tenant.test.js b/test/service-token-tenant.test.js
iindex 0139d03..c263c33 100644
---- a/test/service-token-tenant.test.js
++++ b/test/service-token-tenant.test.js
@@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
  'use strict';
--// Service tokens on Media's v1 tenant API (plan T4 / decision D8): Live and OpenRe stop presenting
++// Service tokens on Media's v1 tenant API (plan T4 / decision D8): Live and OpenRestream stop presenting
  // Media's `live` app key (MEDIA_API_KEY) and present a Network service token for audience
  // openvibe.media instead. Media must serve them identically.
  //