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• Révision 21389 : Report de r21363 : Amelioration de la gestion du Proxy : gestion des echecs, et ...

  7 juin 2014, par cedric -

  Quand la requête necessite un proxy et qu’elle echoue, il ne faut pas essayer de la relancer en direct via fopen() ou via file_get_contents() car cela produit un timeout sur le firewall éventuel

  Pour faire une requête https à travers un proxy il faut en général passer par un CONNECT initial (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_tunnel) ce qui n’était pas géré ici. On implémente donc ce dialogue.
  Par soucis de compatibilité il ne sera pris en charge qu’en cas de
  ```define(’_PROXY_HTTPS_VIA_CONNECT’,true) ;```
  dans le fichier mes_options.php. A voir si il faut rendre cette fonctionnalité activable par l’interface et/ou si elle doit être celle active par défaut.

• ffmpeg : Continuous streaming plus recording at random time

  21 juin 2014, par Ralf Anderson

  It’s possible to stream and record the same input at the same time with ffmpeg. What I want to do though, is only start (and stop) recording at some random point later.

  Is it possible to somehow tell the active ffmpeg process (which is already streaming) to also start recording ?
  My first alternative was to simply start another ffmpeg process just to record, but the source input will be blocked by the first ffmpeg process streaming it and the stream will be blocked by the viewer displaying the stream on screen, so I can’t access anything to record. Can I change something so the stream/source input is not reserved for just one receiver ?

  In my concrete scenario, the source input is a webcam, which I want to continuously display plus be able to record at user-driven time. I stream the webcam using ffmpeg via udp to the localhost and can view it with a suitable player. I just can’t record it while also viewing and vice versa.

  I also tried the "Tee Muxer", which can generate multiple outputs with the same ffmpeg instance. I streamed it to the localhost on different ports, one to view and one to record.

  ffmpeg.exe -f dshow -i video="ManyCam Virtual Webcam" -map 0 -vcodec h264 -r 25 -f tee "[f=mpegts]udp://127.0.0.1:33333/|[f=mpegts]udp://127.0.0.1:33334/"

  This works fine, except for the delay of about 500ms, which I only get when I stream, not when I access the Webcam directly with ffplay e.g.. I was expecting no delay at all, since it’s all local, but I suppose this comes from the encoding ? I’ve tried streaming the raw video (setting -vcodec rawvideo), but I can neither view it with ffplay nor record it. Are there some special parameters needed for rawvideo ? After all, the input for the stream is rawvideo too, according to ffmpeg.

  I have not yet looked at ffserver, but I assume it would be no different to generating multiple outputs with tee muxer in my use case ?

  If I somehow could be able to display/record the stream generated by

  ffmpeg.exe -f dshow -i video="ManyCam Virtual Webcam" -map 0 -vcodec rawvideo -r 25 -f tee "[f=mpegts]udp://127.0.0.1:33333/|[f=mpegts]udp://127.0.0.1:33334/"

  then that would already suffice. Or changing the encoding in such a way that no compression is done at all should work just as well (if that’s causing the delay).

• How to write out a MOV video into a raw, uncompressed format ?

  8 juin 2015, par feroze

  I have a video in a MOV file format, shot using an IPhone. I have to convert it into an uncompressed raw format, with multiple frames laid out one after the other. This has to be written to a file for post processing.

  Is there a stock format out there that I can convert this video to, using ffmpeg ? If not, I will have to write a C program to open the MOV file and write out the video. I have never worked in video land before, so I am confused about the options.

  I took a look at ffmpeg documentation, and did a web search, but all of them are talking about using ffmpeg as a command line tool, and not about how to write out a file format that I want.