> Another approach I was thinking, if I split the incoming stream into 5-10
> seconds chunks with time-stamp as filename, run a watcher script to generate
> index files, can the code amended to continue to the next chunk?
No. The Transport Stream 'trick play' code (for RTSP servers) uses a sing
Another approach I was thinking, if I split the incoming stream into 5-10
seconds chunks with time-stamp as filename, run a watcher script to
generate index files, can the code amended to continue to the next chunk?
Sorry I am not very familiar with C and couldn't find the source which
checks for E
The "MPEG2IFrameIndexFromTransportStream" class (which is used to implement the
"MPEG2TransportStreamIndexer" application) can read from any source that
delivers discrete 188-byte MPEG Transport Stream packets (one at a time). So
it can read from a MPEG Transport Stream UDP source, provided tha
Is it possible to (i) configure live mpeg-ts udp input (ii) store it in
mpeg-ts and (iii) create timecode (MPEG2TransportStreamIndexer) on the fly
to allow trick play?
Thank you.
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