On 8/31/2011 3:29 AM, Ross Finlayson wrote:
Someday we may improve our code to handle such files better, but for
now, your best option is to try to encode your Transport Stream files so
as to not make them excessively VBR.
The -muxrate parameter to ffmpeg is supposed to make it null-stuff the
Hello Peppino,
I want to use mythtv to see IPTV over HTTP.
You should ask that over at the MythTV lists at mythtv-us...@mythtv.org
Might be good to know what you mean by "IPTV over HTTP". Can you add a
link to a stream to your message to the mythtv list?
How can I edit the source of LiveMed
On Aug 31, 2011, at 8:02 AM, Peppino Incasa wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to use mythtv to see IPTV over HTTP.
> How can I edit the source of LiveMedia for to do this?
You don't 'edit' the source at all - just as you don't edit the source of any
other source-code library that you use. If you want to e
Hi,
I want to use mythtv to see IPTV over HTTP.
How can I edit the source of LiveMedia for to do this?
Thanks,
Peppino.
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Our streaming code has trouble with Transport Stream files that are extremely
VBR (variable bit rate). (For files like this, it has trouble figuring out the
right times to send the output packets so as to avoid both 'buffer underflow'
at the receiver, and 'buffer overflow' (or packet loss) at t
Hello,
I have problems with H.264/AAC transport streams transcoded by FFmpeg.
The playback isn't smoothly by RTSP server and VLC as client. Other TS
files f.e. transcoded by VLC are OK, but I'd like to use ffmpeg
directly. If I play TS file local or by HTTP apple streaming, then
playback is f
