If your input stream is H.264 video only (i.e., with no audio), then
another solution would be to write your own "MediaSink" subclass
(perhaps similar to the existing "H264VideoFileSink" class) that
writes a sequence of raw (i.e., elementary stream) H.264 video files.
You should be able to easily ensure that each output file begins with
a 'key frame'. You could then, concurrently, process each of these
output raw H.264 video files into '.mov'/'.mp4' files to feed into
your Microsoft whatever (or just feed the raw H.264 files into your
Microsoft whatever, if it can handle those).
Much much better, it looks a lot more fluid now..
The trouble I have now is the play speed. It's as if there was no clock
leading the speed of playback and my 30 seconds of video goes as fast
as it can.
I suppose that embedding my stream in an avi/wmv container should fix
this ?
Feels good to see some progress though :)
Thank,
Julien
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