Zitat von Ross Finlayson :
I am trying to build a small program which converts a previously
recorded H.264 elementary stream (which works fine) to a viewable
MP4-file.
I tried it using the QuickTimeFileSink but it seems to need a
MediaSession-object which seems to be highly dependend on
I am trying to build a small program which converts a previously
recorded H.264 elementary stream (which works fine) to a viewable
MP4-file.
I tried it using the QuickTimeFileSink but it seems to need a
MediaSession-object which seems to be highly dependend on an actual
RTP-Connection (which I
Shouldn't be a problem. I used it on MacOSX without a problem, so I
suppose you should be able to compile/run under linux also.
Etienne
On 08 Jun 2009, at 17:32, Robin Lorke wrote:
I probably should have mentioned that I am on Linux, sorry :)
Big thanks anyway!
Robin
Zitat von Etienne Bömc
I probably should have mentioned that I am on Linux, sorry :)
Big thanks anyway!
Robin
Zitat von Etienne Bömcke :
I can't help you with the implementation of a converter based on the
liveMedia code, but if you're willing to use an external program, I
think mp4box could be the solution (see
htt
I can't help you with the implementation of a converter based on the
liveMedia code, but if you're willing to use an external program, I
think mp4box could be the solution (see http://www.videohelp.com/tools/mp4box)
. I used it some time ago to encapsulate raw H.264 streams in mp4
containers
Hi All!
I am trying to build a small program which converts a previously
recorded H.264 elementary stream (which works fine) to a viewable
MP4-file.
I tried it using the QuickTimeFileSink but it seems to need a
MediaSession-object which seems to be highly dependend on an actual
RTP-Connec
