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  • HLS to MPEG DASH

    15 avril 2018, par Maximilian

    Im currently working on a platform that relies on MPEG Dash to deliver audio and video to the browser.
    For onDemand im using ffmpeg to encode videos to h264/aac and MP4Box to create the manifest.mpd file.
    Now im trying to figure out how to create live MPEG Dash streams, more specifically encode hls live streams to MPEG Dash.

    1. Do i need to reencode all the .ts segments to .mp4(h264/aac) segments, since chrome doesnt support mpeg2ts ?
    2. If so, how do i continuously reencode all the segments (different resolution, different bitrates)
    3. How do i create a dynamic manifest with MP4Box / how would the input parameter look like

  • HLS to MPEG DASH

    28 avril 2017, par Maximilian

    Im currently working on a platform that relies on MPEG Dash to deliver audio and video to the browser.
    For onDemand im using ffmpeg to encode videos to h264/aac and MP4Box to create the manifest.mpd file.
    Now im trying to figure out how to create live MPEG Dash streams, more specifically encode hls live streams to MPEG Dash.

    1. Do i need to reencode all the .ts segments to .mp4(h264/aac) segments, since chrome doesnt support mpeg2ts ?
    2. If so, how do i continuously reencode all the segments (different resolution, different bitrates)
    3. How do i create a dynamic manifest with MP4Box / how would the input parameter look like

  • Create MPEG DASH segments from h264 files

    3 novembre 2014, par Matthew Young

    Basically I have a bunch of h264 files from a camera feed....

    So there is no audio. What I would like to do is make DASH segments out of these h264 files and do live streaming to a Media Source (like in Chrome). I don’t want to first concatenate the h264 into a giant h264 then copy it into a mp4 container and lastly make DASH manifests. Instead would love to find a way to turn the h264 directly into DASH segments (mpd files).

    Ideas ?

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