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>Thanks for your reply, I changed my code.
>
>Nevertheless, enc_bytes did never exceed fMaxSize in my program
>before and thus the problem still exist
Thanks for your reply, I changed my code.
Nevertheless, enc_bytes did never exceed fMaxSize in my program before
and thus the problem still exists. VLC, which I use to play the stream,
reports loads of errors regarding late pictures and damaged headers...
:( Any more ideas?
Thank you!
Julian
>I use the following code to fill the buffer:
>
>enc_bytes = avcodec_encode_video(enc_codec_ctx, outbuf, fMaxSize, dec_frame);
>if(enc_bytes >= 0)
>{
>memcpy(fTo, outbuf, enc_bytes);
>
>if(enc_bytes > fMaxSize
Hi Severin!
How did you do that, I'm trying exactly the same. But when I use
MPEG4VideoStreamFramer instead of the discrete one I get errors that say:
StreamParser::afterGettingBytes() warning: read 23329 bytes; expected no
more than 10026
MultiFramedRTPSink::afterGettingFrame1(): The input f
Hi Julian,
I can stream ffmpeg encoded MPEG4 buffers using an
MPEG4VideoStreamFramer perfectly well. I suppose you try that!
cheers, Severin
Julian Lamberty schrieb:
> Do I have to use "MPEG4VideoStreamFramer" instead as the test program
> does?
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If I dump the stream at the receiver with openRTSP I also get a
corrupted stream, so it's not a problem with the player I'm using (VLC
with live555 support).
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Hi!
I've a ffmpeg code that writes MPEG4 frames into a buffer. I want to
stream these frames over RTP/RTSP. At the moment I pass the buffer to an
"MPEG4VideoStreamDiscreteFramer" that sends it to an "MPEG4ESVideoRTPSink".
But the stream I receive is totally corrupted. Using wireshark I can
see
