Thanks for the help. I was also able to stream the .mp4 files (created
with the -4 switch) if I renamed them to .m4e, but again with no trick play
functionality.
I shall attempt your solution to convert the .m4e files to TS files and
report back with my results.
On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 12:19
> I just ran a test with the command line in the original post, and what I find
> out is that files with no extension are created
OK, so those are MPEG-4 Video Elementary Stream files.
You can stream these files - as is - from our “LIVE555 Media Server” if you
give each file a “.m4e” filename e
Hi Ross,
I spoke with our engineer and I had the command line wrong. The command
line he was using indeed had the '-4' switch.
I just ran a test with the command line in the original post, and what I
find out is that files with no extension are created:
-
> The given openRTSP command generates a folder full of files with the .mp4
> extension.
Looking at our code, I don’t see how that can happen unless you also gave
“openRTSP” the “-4” option.
Could you please rerun “openRTSP” once again, this time *without* the “-V”
option (so that you get full
The given openRTSP command generates a folder full of files with the .mp4
extension. We have to rename them to .m4e in order for live555MediaServer
to stream them. :)
Here are the properties of the files as reported by avprobe:
$ avprobe output-0-00060.mp4
avprobe version 11.7, Copyright (c
We are using openRTSP to save segments of video from security camera files. So far, that is working beautifully. We use the command:openRTSP -V -P 60 -u -v rtsp:///path/to/videoThis creates a folder full of .mp4 files.Actually, those won’t be “.mp4” files. If your video stream is MPEG-4 video,
> We are using openRTSP to save segments of video from security camera files.
> So far, that is working beautifully.
>
> We use the command:
>
> openRTSP -V -P 60 -u -v rtsp:///path/to/video
>
> This creates a folder full of .mp4 files.
Actually, those won’t be “.mp4” files. If your vide
Hello,
We are using openRTSP to save segments of video from security camera
files. So far, that is working beautifully.
We use the command:
openRTSP -V -P 60 -u -v rtsp:///path/to/video
This creates a folder full of .mp4 files.
We have a need to stream these .mp4 files complete with smooth
