Hi Ross,
Thanks for spending time on this issue. I understand that this is a
major change and it have to be considered carefully.
I could not find a good tuning that works with very high VBR TS
files. So I end up using CBR files for now. Not only this creates
very big files (generating
Hi,
I finally managed to encode my H264 videos for streaming (but it is not
a very good solution as I need to have a CBR TS file, with about 40%
NULL packets.)
Tried the new index file: it works perfectly. Thanks a lot Ross for this
Just one small detail: when I seek, the stream seems
Sorry my mistake: the commercial muxer is adding null packets to
create a CBR transport stream.. it manages to keep the file not too
big by maybe having a better H264 compression.
Christophe
On 01/11/2011 10:22 AM, Christophe Lemoine wrote:
Hi Ross,
Thanks a lot for your answer
Hi Ross,
Thanks a lot for your answer: that would be great to have better support
for high VBR TS file.
I get your point regarding streaming of live encoder. Maybe the code
could be different depending on the stream source.
While testing different muxers, I'm getting confused by some
results
Hi,
I'm still trying to properly encode a TS file containing H264 video (HD)
in order to be able to stream it.
The file has a quite high VBR as B and P frames are very often much much
smaller than I frames (quite expected with H264). I then get lots of
jittering, especially when the image is
Hi Ross,
This is really great news. Thanks a lot for your work.
Now: I'm trying to stream a TS file containing H.264 video (encoded with
x264) and tried many encoding parameters, but cannot get a decent
quality (lots of jittering, VLC as a client complains about audio
drifts, late frames, ...
, Christophe Lemoine wrote:
Hi,
As I mentioned, if I play the file directly in VLC the quality is
perfect, so VLC is probably not the issue.
Network should not be an issue as I either stream on the same PC where
I play the video, or from a server connected on a local 100M switch.
Is there a way
Hi,
As I mentioned, if I play the file directly in VLC the quality is
perfect, so VLC is probably not the issue.
Network should not be an issue as I either stream on the same PC where I
play the video, or from a server connected on a local 100M switch.
Is there a way I can check the PCR timesta
Hi,
I'm trying to stream H264 video but I have some quality issues and I
cannot find a way to solve it. Maybe some experienced developers can
help me on that
I generate a TS file containing H264 video and ac3 audi using ffmpeg:
ffmpeg -i video.mkv -vbsf h264_mp4toannexb -ab 384k -vcodec
Hi,
I'm looking for a H264 streaming implementation that supports trick play
(at least play/pause/skip). Any video container format would be ok to
start with.
I can see in the list archive that a few developers where doing such an
implementation, but could not find any running code I would
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