> Alexey Belkevich <belkevich@...> writes: > > > Unfortunately it's can't be done. FFMpeg is only decoder, > > all playback routine done with iOS SDK. > > But I will try to think in this direction. Is console log > > of decoding and connection could be helpful? Also, is any > > flag or macros that will enable more detailed console > > output of ffmpeg? > > > > > Please stop top-posting! > > Iirc, you wrote that ffplay works on your desktop for the > given stream. > Does ffmpeg (ffmpeg -i yourstream out.wav) also work? > If yes, please provide complete, uncut console output. > > Next step: Compile ffmpeg (the application) for your > iDevice (it has no additional requirements, so there is > no reason why it should not compile fine). Then test the > same command as above on your device and report if the > output (wav) file is correct. > > (If I did not understand correctly and your stream can > actually not be decoded on your desktop system, then > this should be analyzed: It will be significantly simpler > to reproduce / fix.) > > Carl Eugen > > _______________________________________________ > Libav-user mailing list > [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) > http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/libav-user > >
I've checked output.wav for both architectures,and everything is correct. Looks like it's problem in my code. Thanks for help!
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