The audio video call component is uhhhh I tried it once and the person never came back to the site. It was trash no offense.

WebRTC (www.webrtc.org) has a many-to-1 broadcasting/video calling option that i think does what you want. it'd be no small task, though. it would also require a reasonable amount of bandwidth. it's technically possible to use webrtc without tying up any server bandwidth (i.e. purely peer to peer), but it'll make the "call" quality degrade pretty quickly.

@William Shoap ... that would be nice.... would probably have content creators trying it... but I don't see it happening when groups can't even get the basic things people are used to, and man... gonna end up needing A LOT of storage space on the server if people start using an OSSN site to host video channels! LOL! Would be nice, for those of us who would actually love to provide features like that and would pay for the server capacity required, though.

I am wondering if it’s possible to make the OSSN video page more like youtube in presentation, where users can create multiple channels and also subscribe to channels and view those subscriptions on the same page. T

@larryBell, that premium component doesn't work

It would probably require a separate storage component for video that could save them to cheap cloud storage and give OSSN a side more like YouTube where users could watch video continuously

@Philip Ooo Gotcha.

@Larry Bell... that is not live stream in the context that the term is used in social media. You can share a "live stream", which is one way stream from the source, and anybody can view it right from the post shared, and participate in real time text commenting. A video call, or even a video conference call, is not the same thing.

With Premium package you can get it.

https://www.softlab24.com/product/view/5349/audio-video-call-for-ossn