Convert ATSC/DVB-T Video to a valid WebRTC input stream

Fun Project! The plan is to pipe a video source from ATCS/DVB-T directly to WebRTC to allow for browser based streaming of live video from an Antenna. Does it work? A bit - We have hacked a proof of concept, but need a developer with knowledge of FFMPEG/VLC/WebRTC to make it reliable How we hacked it together: 1. Open Chromium to a website that allows for WebRTC video streaming 2. Open VLC Media Player in Full Screen reading from the ATSC Input 3. Start FFPMEG to capture X11, and sink it to a v4l2 source (using v4l2loopback) (ffmpeg -f x11grab -r 30 -s 1280x720 -i :0.0+0,0 -vcodec rawvideo -pix_fmt yuv420p -threads 0 -f v4l2 /dev/video10) 4. Pipe the audio from VLC to the microphone of the browser using pulseaudio (pacmd move-source-output 3 [login to view URL]) How we want to make it stable: 1. Single conversion from ATSC/DVB-T to a WebRTC compatible format that the browser can accept. 2. A method to detect if the ATSC/DVB feed loses audio and try to restart the stream 3. A stable way to do the same for the audio feed (If using a headless browser is the best option, we are open to it) Creative solutions are welcome. Platform requirements: 1. Linux 2. RasberryPi2 is the goal platform (ARM, so some libs may post a challenge) What we will provide you: 1. Access to an Linux Box (x64), as well as a RasberryPi2 through TeamViewer or SSH/VPN 2. Antennas connected that currently work with Linux for ATSC & DVB-T 3. Discussions with Experienced engineers when needed You should have experience with: 1. Linux 2. FFMPEG/GStreamer/VLC 3. ATSC/DVB-T 4. WebRTC