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  • What is the minimum amount of metadata is needed to stream only video using libx264 to encode at the server and libffmpeg to decode at the client ?

    19 mars 2012, par cloudraven

    I want to stream video (no audio) from a server to a client. I will encode the video using libx264 and decode it with ffmpeg. I plan to use fixed settings (at the very least they will be known in advance by both the client and the server). I was wondering if I can avoid wrapping the compressed video in a container format (like mp4 or mkv).

    Right now I am able to encode my frames using x264_encoder_encode. I get a compressed frame back, and I can do that for every frame. What extra information (if anything at all) do I need to send to the client so that ffmpeg can decode the compressed frames, and more importantly how can I obtain it with libx264. I assume I may need to generate NAL information (x264_nal_encode ?). Having an idea of what is the minimum necessary to get the video across, and how to put the pieces together would be really helpful.

  • What is the minimum amount of metadata is needed to stream only video using libx264 to encode at the server and libffmpeg to decode at the client ?

    19 mars 2012, par cloudraven

    I want to stream video (no audio) from a server to a client. I will encode the video using libx264 and decode it with ffmpeg. I plan to use fixed settings (at the very least they will be known in advance by both the client and the server). I was wondering if I can avoid wrapping the compressed video in a container format (like mp4 or mkv).

    Right now I am able to encode my frames using x264_encoder_encode. I get a compressed frame back, and I can do that for every frame. What extra information (if anything at all) do I need to send to the client so that ffmpeg can decode the compressed frames, and more importantly how can I obtain it with libx264. I assume I may need to generate NAL information (x264_nal_encode ?). Having an idea of what is the minimum necessary to get the video across, and how to put the pieces together would be really helpful.

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