I see thank you for this clear explanation. Are you aware of any methods
out there for recording an RTSP stream reliably to file without losing
partial frames?
When FFMPEG is used to capture the frames directly, it seems to not have
this issue, so I presume they have some logic for extending the c
By the way, I discovered that if you use “ffmpeg” to process your output files
(without decoding/reencoding the video) - e.g.
ffmpeg -i cam_eight-00120-00150.mp4 -c copy
cam_eight-00120-00150-processed.mp4
you’ll end up with a MP4 file (in this example, named
"cam_eight-00120-00150-proce
> On Jan 8, 2021, at 3:21 PM, Benjamin Lowe wrote:
>
> The first clip saves fine, but all subsequent clips show some corrupted
> frames for the first second or so, you can see an example corrupted clip:
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QXJmnjhW68mFlzW5bTOZafDGHjasMNld/view?usp=sharing
>
>
I am streaming an RTSP stream (from an AXIS P7216 encoder). To connect to
it, I have used an ssh tunnel that forwards the remote stream so I can
access it as localhost.
The command I am using is as follows:
openRTSP -D 1 -c -B 1000 -b 1000 -Q -F cam_eight -P 30 -4 -t -u
username password
