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• Play MPEG-2 TS using MseStreamSource

  27 novembre 2022, par Nicolas Séveno

  I need to display a live video stream in a UWP application.

  



  The video stream comes from a GoPro. It is transported by UDP messages. It is a MPEG-2 TS stream. I can play it successfully using FFPlay with the following command line :

  



  ffplay -fflags nobuffer -f:v mpegts udp://:8554


  



  I would like to play it with MediaPlayerElement without using a third party library.

  



  According to the following page :
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/audio-video-camera/supported-codecs
UWP should be able to play it. (I installed the "Microsoft DVD" application in the Windows Store).

  



  I receive the MPEG-2 TS stream with a UdpClient. It works well.
I receive in each UdpReceiveResult a 12 bytes header, followed by 4, 5, 6, or 7 MPEGTS packets (each packet is 188 bytes, beginning with 0x47).

  



  I created a MseStreamSource :

  



  _mseStreamSource = new MseStreamSource();
_mseStreamSource.Opened += (_, __) =>
{
    _mseSourceBuffer = _mseStreamSource.AddSourceBuffer("video/mp2t");
    _mseSourceBuffer.Mode = MseAppendMode.Sequence;
};
_mediaPlayerElement.MediaSource = MediaSource.CreateFromMseStreamSource(_mseStreamSource);


  



  This is how I send the messages to the MseStreamSource :

  



      UdpReceiveResult receiveResult = await _udpClient.ReceiveAsync();
    byte[] bytes = receiveResult.Buffer;
    mseSourceBuffer.AppendBuffer(bytes.AsBuffer());


  



  The MediaPlayerElement displays the message "video not supported or incorrect file name". (not sure of the message, my Windows is in French).

  



  Is it a good idea to use the MseAppendMode.Sequence mode ?
What should I pass to the AppendBuffer method ? The raw udp message including the 12 bytes header or each MPEGTS 188 bytes packet ?

  


• Looking for a free alternative RTSP server for Node.js [closed]

  2 juin 2020, par Maoration

  I'm looking at running my node.js server as an RTSP streaming server, as well as an http server. the ability to get some ffmpeg video output to stream as rtsp to 'localhost' (which will be the server listening), and for multiple clients to request a stream from the server via the rtsp ://... protocol

  



  The most common online implementation is :
https://www.npmjs.com/package/rtsp-streaming-server

  



  However, this is licensed under GPL-3.0, meaning my product would have to be open-source, or I'll be violating the terms of use. I'm afraid thats not possible..

  



  Other common results when searching for a solution are :

  



  https://www.npmjs.com/package/rtsp-server
which just seems to wrap to lower level rtsp protocol messages.

  



  https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-media-server
which provides solutions to many use cases, but I couldnt figure out how to configure it as an RTSP server, or if this would even be possible.

  



  So, any alternatives ? other suggestions ?

  


• combine 4 video with delay side by side using ffmpeg

  9 janvier 2021, par MeTe-30

  I have at least 4 video from video conference crated by meetecho/janus-gateway
  
Janus create two mjr video and audio file for each user, first i merged them into one webm file, then convert all to 500*500 videos.
  
Now i'm trying to combine these videos like mosaic and found this code :

  


  ffmpeg -i 1.webm -i 2.webm -i 3.webm -i 4.webm \
-speed 8 -deadline realtime -filter_complex "[0]pad=2*iw:2*ih[l]; \
[1]setpts=PTS-STARTPTS+428/TB[1v]; [l][1v]overlay=x=W/2[a]; \
[2]setpts=PTS-STARTPTS+439/TB[2v]; [a][2v]overlay=y=H/2[b]; \
[3]setpts=PTS-STARTPTS+514/TB[3v]; [b][3v]overlay=y=H/2:x=W/2[v]; \
[1]adelay=428372|428372[1a]; \
[2]adelay=439999|439999[2a]; \
[3]adelay=514589|514589[3a]; \
[0][1a][2a][3a]amix=inputs=4[a]" \
-map "[v]" -map "[a]" merged.webm


  


  I calculated the delayed times from created dateTime of each file, related to the first video.

  


  my problmes :

  


  


  1. This code is not working ! after minutes of console freezing, it shows this line :

     


     Killed 29 fps=0.1 q=0.0 size= 1kB time=00:04:30.07 bitrate= 0.0kbits/s speed=0.896x

     


  


  2. I didn't find out the meaning of letters before and after overlay, [1v][2v][3v][l][a][b][v]...