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  • What is pkt_size in ffprobe -show_frames ?

    8 juillet 2020, par Null_404

    I am running ffprobe -show_frames and _show_packets on a .ts file and trying to find the size of each I B P frame in the stream. Is this field in the -show_frames option getting what I need ?

    


    And for the size field given by -show_packets, all the packets are very different sizes. I thought the TS packets should all be around 188 bytes, but that doesn't seem to be the case based on the output.

    


    Thanks in advance

    


  • How to Capture the Desktop and System Sounds using FFMPEG and C ?

    3 décembre 2014, par CaptainObvious

    I’m new to multimedia programming, but have lots of experience in programming in C in general. I want to develop my own program to capture( record ) the desktop and save it to a youtube compatible file using the ffmpeg API. Due to my inexperience in the multimedia field, I don’t know where to start looking in the ffmpeg API for such a function or the terminology commonly used to refer to such functionality. I’ve tried googling to see if I could find any examples or tutorials or how to use ffmpeg to do something similar to this, but I have found nothing except the ways it can be done using the pre-compiled programs on the command line. The only tutorial I have found relating to ffmpeg and C was Dranger’s tutorial, but that only covers how to make a simple video player. Can someone provide an example or direct me to the correct line of API calls in order to implement such a program ?

  • Raspberry Pi and FFMpeg live streaming video to backend Node.js server, but how do I deliver it to the front end ?

    2 août 2023, par qwet142

    I'm attempting this setup to live stream video from a Raspberry Pi to a publicly available website, and from the backend server using Node.js and Express, I would like to serve it to the front end with minimal latency available to many viewers (will be hosted somewhere like Netlify to handle distribution).

    


    WebRTC is too complex for my use case and timeframe. HLC appears to have too high a latency as I need <4s consistently. I would like to something compatible with Node.js. I am a beginner in this domain, familiar only with general programming and web development.

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