Recherche avancée

Sur d’autres sites (3149)

• Anomalie #3281 : remarques sur le nouveau thème graphique de la 3.1

  10 octobre 2014, par 毎日 erational -

  voici une esquisse encore plus "flat"
  - le menu passe en gris, seul l’élément activé est allumé
  - on renforce les constrastes partout
  - les icônes sont au maximum en 2D

• Forwarding rtsp feed from one local port to another

  11 août 2021, par Thabet Sabha

  so let's say I have an rtsp server running on port 554, and when a certain command is received, i want the rtsp server to start forwarding the feed (using rtsp+tcp) to a service running on the same machine but on port 553 (Linux OS), is that possible via a CL command, or do I have to use something like ffmpeg ?

  


  currently this is what is being used, but I feel like this is redundant since all we're doing is just forwarding the feed to another port on the same machine.

  


  const ffmpegOptions = [
"-rtsp_transport", "tcp",
"-i", "rtsp://127.0.0.1:554",
"-codec", "copy",
"-f", "rtsp",
"-rtsp_transport", "tcp",
"rtsp://127.0.0.1:553"
]

const myProcess = spawn('ffmpeg', ffmpegOptions);


  


  Thanks.

  


• How much of modern FFmpeg is written by Fabrice Bellard ?

  17 décembre 2022, par Hashim Aziz

  FFmpeg is considered by many to be the work of Fabrice Bellard, and maybe even his magnum opus, but since he stopped contributing to the project (under the pseudonym Gérard Lantau) in 2004, I wondered how much of it can actually still be said to be his. By comparison, Linus Torvalds' Wikipedia page states :

  


  


  As of 2006, approximately 2% of the Linux kernel was written by
Torvalds himself.[28] Because thousands have contributed to it, his
percentage is still one of the largest. However, he said in 2012 that
his own personal contribution is now mostly merging code written by
others, with little programming.

  


  


  This despite the fact that Torvalds is still an active contributor to the Linux kernel, whereas Bellard hasn't been an active contributor to FFmpeg for almost two decades.

  


  FFmpeg being an open-source project tracked with Git, it seems like the question should be technically and objectively answerable, but as someone who hates mailing lists and the generally archaic ways that big open-source projects like to do things, I wouldn't know where to start in doing so.

  


  Just how much of the modern FFmpeg codebase is Fabrice Bellard actually responsible for, in comparison to the other FFmpeg devs ?