> I’m trying to mux a H264 elementary stream along with the private data into
> MPEG TS. It should be done offline, with 2 files – video and data. I’ve
> added the support for data in the MPEG2TransportStreamMultiplexor ( PMT and
> other stuff ), and this works. The problem is that I only get d
>> Your best solution then is probably just to record a single file for
>> the entire stream, and then later - using some separate tool that's
>> intended specifically for editing '.mov'/'.mp4' files - break it apart
>> into separate files of whatever length you want.
>
> Fair enough, but unfortun
Hi all,
I'm very new to Live555, so it seems that I'm missing something very
basic.
I'm trying to mux a H264 elementary stream along with the private data
into MPEG TS. It should be done offline, with 2 files - video and data.
I've added the support for data in the MPEG2TransportStreamMultiplexo
I didn't suggest "closing and reopening the RTSP stream". My
suggestion was to keep the RTSP stream open, but close just the
"QuickTimeFileSink" object, then create a new one and call
"startPlaying()" on it - from the existing source. This doesn't
involve any RTSP commands at all.
My bad, I wa
> But closing and re-opening the RTSP stream will create a gap between the
> files.
I didn't suggest "closing and reopening the RTSP stream". My suggestion was to
keep the RTSP stream open, but close just the "QuickTimeFileSink" object, then
create a new one and call "startPlaying()" on it - f
But closing and re-opening the RTSP stream will create a gap between
the files.
Anyhow, I just tested your suggestion and unfortunately it doesn't
solve my
problem of having the start of file not being aligned on a KeyFrame.
In other words the video remains still until it finds a full frame to
Rather than modifying the supplied library code - which is unlikely to get you
any support on this mailing list - why not instead keep the code 'as is', but
instead use a separate "QuickTimeFileSink" object for each segment of the
stream.
I.e., every 30 seconds do:
Medium::close(mySinkObject);
I need to split an RTSP feed into multiple files of 30 seconds. I have
done
what has been suggested in the thread by sub-classing "QuickTimeFileSink"
and in the "QuickTimeFileSink::afterGettingFrame" ( after sync point )
re-open a new file without stopping the RTSP session.
I indeed get the da
> I am trying to send out the speex encoded audio data via RTP. I read
> the mail you sent long time ago. Since speex over RTP requires no extra
> headers, so, I used SimpleRTPSink as the sink class.
> However the player (I am using ffmpeg/ffplay) can not play the video
> properly. I
