Thank you Ross! I did indeed need to set includeStartCodeInOutput to false.
Otherwise, I was having a different problem, the video was getting through but looked like a jumbled mess, so I decided to double check that I was reading the frame correctly using using ffmpeg's av_write_frame.. turns out ffmpeg's av_write_frame modifies the AVPacket received from av_read_frame before actually writing it to a file by adding some header info to every AVPacket. Long term I'll have to go through ffmpeg's code and figure out what they are doing and similarly add a header to the AVPacket since it doesn't make sense to have it creating a seperate file for every stream. But it works. Among other things, av_write_frame added a startcode to every AVPacket which I then needed to trim off but added other info too. Hope that tidbit helps out someone else who tries to combine the two. It's now streaming to VLC, I'm still having a bug though .I think it's a PTS issue? I'm getting many of both of these errors in VLC error log: picture is too late to be displayed (missing 25 ms) More than 11 late frames, dropping frame I have a key frame every 10 or 11 frames, so I'm thinking that's related to dropping frames every 11 frames. I tried setting fPresentationTime.tv_sec (and setting tv_usec too) to now as well as one second in the future so that it would have time to catch up, no difference. I tried sleeping for 15 milliseconds between frames thinking I was overwhelming VLC, so I'd force it to slow down. Still having this issue. The entire video gets to openRTSP. and it works with no problems. Any thoughts on making sure I have the right PTS per frame as I send it to a client like VLC? Thanks, Matt
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