How can I use the "-f" option and specify the frame rate if I don't
know the server settings? Is there any way to get this info from the
server?
The only way I know to find the stream's frame rate is to play it
using a media player application, and try to figure out the frame
rate from the me
Ross,
How can I use the "-f" option and specify the frame rate if I don't
know the server settings? Is there any way to get this info from the
server? Besides that, when streaming camera feeds, I believe the frame
rate is not constant.
Paulo
On Apr 20, 2009, at 2:58 AM, Ross Finlayson wr
Sorry, I didn't saw the "-t" option before. Now I was able to get
stream data packets, but I still have problems to play the video
file. I'm running this:
openRTSP -t -4 -d 20 -w 320 -h 240
rtsp://video3.americafree.tv/AFTVAdventureH264250.sdp >
video.mp4
As you can see, I'm defining a dura
Sorry, I didn't saw the "-t" option before. Now I was able to get
stream data packets, but I still have problems to play the video file.
I'm running this:
openRTSP -t -4 -d 20 -w 320 -h 240 rtsp://video3.americafree.tv/AFTVAdventureH264250.sdp
> video.mp4
As you can see, I'm defining a du
I'm just running:
openRTSP rtsp://video3.americafree.tv/AFTVAdventureH264250.sdp.
Looking at the log everything seems to be, the DESCRIBE, SETUP and
PLAY commands are sent and replied by the server. The dump audio and
video files are created, but both are empty.
Read the FAQ!
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Ross Finlays
Hi guys,
I've been trying to record a H.264 stream using openRTSP. To be more
specific, I'm trying to record the AmericaFree.TV stream (http://www.americafree.tv/VLC/
).
I'm just running: openRTSP rtsp://video3.americafree.tv/AFTVAdventureH264250.sdp
. Looking at the log everything seems to
