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  • How to play video files (mov, mp4, ts etc etc) in a web page

    5 juillet 2021, par Dierre

    I have a question about playing several video files in an intranet page.

    


    The page is really simple, there is a list with videos ordered by name and clicking one of them, it starts in the page inside video tag using JS to replace the source.

    


    It works with MP4 files but for example mov and other files do not work or play only audio.
I understood this is a normal problem of browsers that does not support all video types, so the question is :
Is there a way to play them without convert all files to mp4 ?

    


    I have access to the linux server with apache web server, ffmpeg is installed I can install other software if necessary (streaming server ? file streaming ? I'm not an expert) I am not interested to live events.

    


    Does anyone have any idea if it is possible to solve it ?

    


    Thanks in advance

    


    Roy

    


  • Discord.py rewrite play audio from youtube into voice chat

    23 avril 2021, par John Henry 5

    I'm trying to get a bot that can join a voice chat on command and then play some audio extracted from a youtube video. I don't know how to do this and all the code that I've gotten does not seem to work. Does anyone know how to do this ?

    


    @client.command() async def play(ctx):
   channel = ctx.message.author.voice.channel
   voice_client = await channel.connect()

   opts = {'format': 'bestaudio'}
   FFMPEG_OPTIONS = {'before_options': '-reconnect 1 -reconnect_streamed 1 - 
   reconnect_delay_max 5', 'options': '-vn'}

   with youtube_dl.YoutubeDL(opts) as ydl:
      song_info = ydl.extract_info('video', download=False)
      URL = song_info['formats'][0]['url']
   
   voice_client.play(FFmpegPCMAudio(URL, **FFMPEG_OPTIONS))


    


  • controlling the speed of the hls play list, generated by ffmpeg

    27 mars 2024, par tamirg

    I have a ffmpeg process which the input is an rtsp stream, and the output is a m3u8 play list.

    


    when i simply watches the rtsp input stream, the play speed is correct and everything works fine.
but when i play the created HLS playlist, it seems to play in a much faster speed.

    


    The way i create the ffmpeg process :

    


    _SEGMENT_FILE_FORMAT = 'output%d.ts'
output_dir_path = "C:\\Tempdir"


source = ffmpeg.input(
    'rtsp://myrtspserveraddress',
    rtsp_transport='tcp',
    fflags='nobuffer',  
    flags='low_delay'  
)

pipe = source.output(
    os.path.join(output_dir_path, _SEGMENT_FILE_FORMAT),
    **dict(vcodec='copy', video_bitrate='1000k'),
    copyts=None,
    f='segment', 
    segment_list_flags='live',
    segment_time=10,
    segment_list_size=20, 
    segment_wrap=20,

    segment_format='mpegts',
    segment_list=os.path.join(output_dir_path, "test_file"),
    segment_list_type='m3u8',
)


    


    Which seems to create a list of "10 seconds" files, but the actual data in those files, is pretty much a 30 seconds video which simply plays much faster.

    


    What exactly controls the "play speed" of the video, and how can i know why it plays faster, and control it so the play speed would be the actual speed matching the RTSP stream ?

    


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