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• http live video streaming and embed ffplay ?

  17 novembre 2017, par ansari

  I have one query related to http live streaming concept.

  In my cases :

  case-1 : when I am playing the live streaming in ffplay, gives at most 2 seconds dealy.

  case-2 : while playing the live streaming in vlc player , gives at most 5 seconds delay.

  case-3 : In videojs player , shows at most 13 seconds delay.

  Is there any solution to get case-1 in both 2 and 3 cases ? And also May i know that can we embed ffplay into html page ?

• Any Java library for live media streaming ? [on hold]

  29 novembre 2016, par Niconoid

  I’m developing a personal project which consists basically in a Java server reading the System’s Stereo Mix and streaming all the content through HTTP into a HTML5 player in a webapp.

  I’ve been searching for days how to achieve this through a library as making it from ground up would be overly tedious and will take too much time. I’ve just found Red5, which isn’t useful as I want to stream purely over HTTP, and ffserver (ffmpeg) that has been dropped months ago.

  Which alternatives do I have related to Java-based libraries in terms of live streaming over HTTP ?

• video streaming using recent frames only

  30 juillet 2019, par Max Paython

  I am trying to create a live video chat application, I am dealing with latency problems but these problems are not produced by encoding or overhead, rather from the definition of streaming itself.

  For example if I start the client program 15 seconds after the server program (start listening the port 15 seconds late), the client tries the play the 15 second old stream. (and fails because of the lack of I-frames introduced by x264 zero-latency, but this is not important)

  But I am trying to make it live. Old frames should be discarded and and the most recent frame should be showing (to a 1 second buffer maybe). I failed at doing this so I wanted to wait streaming until the peer is connected, but my goal is actually the first one.

  I am using ffmpeg for streaming. Can ffmpeg wait streaming until a single client starts listening (or connects) the port.

  How does applications like Skype or Hangouts handle this ? In these applications, if a user suddenly stops listening to the port (internet error for example) for 5 seconds, the chat will continue regularly after the connections is restored, and that user will not see the 5 second old frame but the new one. However I was not able to achieve this.