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    MediaSPIP platforms can be installed as a farm, with a single "core" hosted on a dedicated server and used by multiple websites.
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  • How to transcode discord opus bytes wav ?

    13 décembre 2022, par Tacokeet

    I am trying to convert discords opus audio bytes to wav bytes. I'm using the discord python library Pycord to receive opus audio. This receives opus aduio from a socket. This audio is 2 channel, 48khz.

    


    I want transcode these bytes into 1 channel 16khz wav. So that I can pass it into Pico voice their porcupine (pvporcupine) wake word detection.

    


    I tried convert the decoced data with audioop but this doesn't work.

    


    converted = audioop.ratecv(data.decoded_data, 2, 2, 48000, 16000, None)
converted = audioop.tomono(converted[0], 2, 1, 0)


    


    Pycord has a feature that it writes the bytes into a wav file. I can use ffmpeg to then transcode it into an 1 channel 16khz wav file. I can then feed this file into pvporcupine. It then detects the desired wake words.

    


    But I want to transcode the decoded bytes and then pass them into pvpvporcupine.

    


    Any help towards an answer would be appreciated.

    


  • I want FFMPEG generate the m3u8 file with the oldest segments instead of the newest

    4 juin 2021, par Sandi

    I have an FFmpeg command like this :

    


     ffmpeg -i test.mp4 -f hls -hls_time 2 -hls_wrap 10 -hls_list_size 5 test.m3u8


    


    Afaik, hls_wrap is the number of segments we want to store locally and hls_list_size is the segment listed in the m3u8 output file. The command above will generate 10 files of the video segment.

    


    [seg 0][seg 1][seg 2][seg 3][seg 4][seg 5][seg 6][seg 7][seg 8][seg 9]


    


    And inside the test.m3u8, of course, there are 5 newest segments listed.

    


    [seg 5][seg 6][seg 7][seg 8][seg 9]


    


    I want the test.m3u8 lists the oldest available segment instead of the newest. So it should contain :

    


    [seg 0][seg 1][seg 2][seg 3][seg 4]


    


    In another word, I want to preload the segments before it listed in test.m3u8.

    


    The idea is I want to rsync the output of that FFmpeg command to a different folder on the network. I want to avoid test.m3u8 contains a segment that not completely copied because of the large segment size.

    


    Please help me and pardon my English. Thank you very much !

    


  • Java IO Streaming Large Files Video/Data/Sound [on hold]

    2 mars 2015, par James Relic

    I have a series of questions listed below regarding java.io streaming and sockets.

    1. What is a video streaming server ? How does it differ from a standard web server.

    2. Remember Napster/Morpheus etc ? They’re P2P programs, did they allow users to stream data to each other ? Is there a difference between streaming and downloading (on the clients end) ?

    3. How would you go about writing a generic program in java that streams anything to the client , word docs, mp3 files, videos files ? Would you use serverlets for this purpose ?

    4. If all you are doing is sending files video/sound/docs/text etc from one computer to another would you need to use specialist APIs like FFMPEG-Java, Red5 ?

    5. if you are sending video or sound as a file supposedly you don’t need to worry about encoding or decoding ?

    6. Do I need to worry about RTSP if im streaming videos as a file ? Rather then wanting them to play live on the client end ?

    I understand my questions sound very untechnical and basic, but I’m a little confused on this whole streaming topic and want to know the best way to stream large files of all types using the Java EE/Spring platform.