> I've acquired video on the Pi using "cat /dev/video0 > test.264" and > attempted two things with the resulting test.264 file. First, I used it as > the source for testH264VideoStreamer (same results as before, empty output > file from openRTSP). Second, I tried to wrap it into an MP4 using Handbrake, > but Handbrake did not recognize the file format. From these tests, I've > concluded that the Pi camera pipeline does not output h264 directly. > > The next thing I tried was obtaining a source file using "raspivid -o > test.h264" and repeating the same two tests mentioned above. Using this new > file as the source for testH264VideoStreamer yielded the same result (empty > output from openRTSP)
Note that “testH264VideoStreamer” expects a file named “test.264”, not “test.h264”. > My thoughts are that there must be different ways of encoding something as > h264 and that raspivid is doing this in a way that causes openRTSP not to > recognize the stream Yes, I suspect so. I suggest collecting short files using both methods (“cat /dev/video0 > test1.264” and "raspivid -o test2.264”), upload those two files to a (publicly-accessible) web server, and send me the URL(s). I’ll then download them and take a look at them, to see why our software might not be happy with them. Ross Finlayson Live Networks, Inc. http://www.live555.com/ _______________________________________________ live-devel mailing list live-devel@lists.live555.com http://lists.live555.com/mailman/listinfo/live-devel
