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• Live streaming dash content using mp4box

  15 mai 2017, par galbarm

  I’m trying to live stream H.264 content to HTML5 using the media source extensions API.

  The following method works pretty well :

  ffmpeg -i rtsp://10.50.1.29/media/video1 -vcodec copy -f mp4 -reset_timestamps 1 -movflags frag_keyframe+empty_moov -loglevel quiet out.mp4

  and then :
  mp4box -dash 1000 -frag 1000 -frag-rap out.mp4

  I can take the MP4Box output (out_dashinit.mp4) and send it through Web Sockets, chunk by chunk, to a JavaScript client that feeds it to the media source API.

  However, this is not a good method for live content.

  What I’m trying to do now, is to create a single pipeline in order to do it in realtime and with the minimum possible latency.
  With FFmpeg it’s possible to redirect the output to stdout instead of out.mp4 and grab the content.
  I couldn’t figure out if it’s possible to combine MP4Box into the pipeline.

  1. Can MP4Box take the input data from a source which is not a file ?
  2. Can MP4Box grab such a content progressively (either from a file or other source) while it is arriving in realtime ? i.e. wait a little if stream stops for 1 sec and resume automatically.
  3. Same question but for the output : can it output to something which is not a file (such as stdout) and can it do so progressively so that whenever output data is ready, I will be able to take it and transfer it to the web client, essentially generating a never-ending dashed MP4.

• What is the best way to stream live video from OpenCV to browser (native codecs) ?

  29 avril 2017, par trojek

  I have a webcam and I get a video to OpenCV, then I want to stream modified video to the browser.
  Currently, I’m using jsmpeg which works well for low video resolutions.

  On this page I found the list of codecs which are natively supported by Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera and IE browsers. For example, H.264 is supported by above browsers.

  How can I prepare stream from OpenCV, GStreamer or FFmpeg in order to get live streaming ?

• Encoding videos for use with Adobe Live Streaming

  10 mai 2016, par FiddleMeRagged

  I have an original video coded at 20Mbps, 1920x1080, 30fps and want to convert it down to be 640x480 30fps at a range of (3 different) bitrates for use by Adobe Live Streaming.

  Should I use ffmpeg to resize and encode at the 3 bitrates then use f4fpackager to create the f4m f4f and f4x files or just use ffmpeg to reduce the resolution and then f4fpackager to encode the relevant bitrates ?

  I’ve had several tries so far, but when encoded the videos seem to play at a much larger bitrate than they’ve been encoded at. For example, if I set up the OSMF to play from my webserver, I’d be expecting my best encoded video to play at 1,500kbps but it’s way above that.

  Has anyone had any experience of encoding for use like this ?

  I’m using the following options to f4fpackager

  --bitrate=1428 --segment-duration 30 --fragment-duration 2