Add OBS RTMP interoperability gate - #39
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What changed
tools/interop.ps1experimentalWhy
V3-03F2 required evidence that OBS can both publish into aimedia and render aimedia's RTMP output. Connection state alone was insufficient: the gate now proves media packets and an actual non-blank rendered frame.
Root causes fixed while building the gate
Validation
rtmp-obssuite passed with OBS 30.0.2.1 and MediaMTX 1.20.0obssuite passed: 300/469 packets and 16 decoded colorsgit diff --checkpassedProduct status
RTMP/RTMPS remains
experimental. Real domestic/overseas platform endpoints and the full two-hour GPU soak remain open as V3-03F3/F4.