You can use ffmpeg to wrap the file into a mp4 container. I think the
command is just the following:
./ffmpeg -i video-MP4V-ES-1 out.mp4
You should then be able to open the file with VLC. Also, ffmpeg will
usually tell you if there are problems with the bitstream. I have also
just renamed the file with a .m4v extension and VLC can play it
directly without any container.
I have used openRTSP in the past to capture a stream from an Axis
camera and it worked fine. You might also want to turn the debug log
level up in vlc and see if it reports any errors.
- Brad
On Mar 30, 2009, at 5:58 PM, York Sun wrote:
I am new to this list. Tried to search the archive but didn't find a
good way.
In short, I have difficulty to stream m4e by testMPEG4VideoStreamer.
The
m4e comes from openRTSP (renamed from video-MP4V-ES-1), captured
from my
Axis camera, 640x480. I can see the picture with wrong color. vlc and
mplayer display different wrong color. I don't know which part is
wrong.
More info, if adding -i or -4 to openRTSP, the avi or mp4 file can be
correctly played by vlc and mplayer. I don't know how to verify the
m4e
file. I can stream the sample para.m4e file. Only the very beginning
shows wrong color.
Any help is appreciated.
York
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