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  • Using Gstreamer server to redirect a h264 source to diferent clients

    1er septembre 2017, par Thadeu Antonio Ferreira Melo

    We currently have a solution using ffmpeg to capture and stream the user desktop (windows) to a FFServer(linux) over the Internet. The server than can redirect the stream to clients on the PC, Android or Web browser. Using UDP or RTPS

    Our goal is to reduce the user latency and keep the bitrate down. For small scale tests are working fine. However, FFserver seems to be abandoned and we are facing some crashes and performance issues.

    It seems GStreamer server is in a better support state by the dev community.

    I have download and compile the gstreamer server 1.8, but the examples are not very clear.

    For the sake o simplicity I would like to have a local server that could receive h264 data stream from ffmpeg in one port of the local host and redirect it to another port.

    What is the minimal, simplest way to make that binding ?

  • Shell script not working on a different server

    11 novembre 2013, par Alex Blundell

    I've just migrated a shell script to another server with similar specs (same CentOS version) but the following command seems to fail :

    find /home/removed/captures -name '*.avi' -exec ffmpeg -y -i {} -ab 1280 -b 1024000 {}.mp4 \;

    The following message gets returned :

    find: `ffmpeg': No such file or directory

    I have installed ffmpeg, and made sure it runs from the command line. I've also tried passing in the full path to ffmpeg instead of just 'ffmpeg'. Both ffmpeg versions are the same on each server. I was thinking it was something to do with syntax of the find program changing between versions, but they're both the same version too. This runs via the root crontab.

    The script does run by itself though if I call it directly. Could this be an issue with permissions ? It runs on a cPanel server.

    Thanks :)

  • desktop screen BroadCasting on rtmp server using ffmpeg library ?c#

    26 septembre 2016, par frenkestine

    i have uploaded my files to rtmp server via ffmpeg.exe by passing it command argument using c# of mp4 file .Know i have a question i want to telecast or broadcast my screen live on rtmp server for that i am using microsft video encoder and recording my desktop screen then uploading files using ffmpeg.exe

    Any body tell me how is it possible via c# that i broadcast my screen live on rtmp server using c# as in case obs studio this happens

    remember ffmpeg.exe requires complete header it mean the end point of file is necessary so i cannot upload file until i finish recording screen so is there any way ffmpeg.exe live broadcast my screen on rtmp server

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