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The zip file provided here only contains the sources of MediaSPIP in its standalone version.
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Multilang : améliorer l’interface pour les blocs multilingues
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Re-stream (forward) UDP-Live-Video-Stream (using winsock) reduce video quality ?
18 août 2014, par vantrung -cunconSo, I used ffmpeg to stream the live webcam using UDP protocol to port 1111 :
ffmpeg -f dshow -i video="Lenovo EasyCamera" -f mpegts udp://localhost:1111
When I played it directly by ffplay from port 1111, everything worked properly :
ffplay udp://localhost:1111
I got the video quality like this :
So I think, I could write some winsock-codes to listen to port 1111 & forward any UDP packet that it catches to port 2222. Thus, I could simulate that I’m streaming to port 2222. My code is something like this :
' // Please note that this is the simplified code - cause it worked
' // i've just post the key lines
Winsock1.Bind 1111
Winsock2.remotePort = 2222
WinSock1.GetData myPacket
Winsock2.SendData myPacketThen I tried playing the stream from port 2222 using ffplay :
ffplay udp://localhost:2222
Well, I don’t know why the video quality turned to this bad :
The point is that, I’ve sent the same UDP packets in the same order as the streaming-source. What could be wrong here ?
PS : I’ve tried a similar experiment like above with TCP, but the end-result video quality was as good as direct streaming. So, could this be a problem of UDP ?
PS2 : I’ve tested the UDP packet loss & disorder by replacing the ffplay with a socket that listen to port 2222 & print out all the received packets. But the result is all 10,000+ packets were in correct order & nothing lost. What a crazy phenomenon ?
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using ffmpeg implementation live video/audio
14 mars 2018, par geeeekI am going to implementation live video/audio service using ffmpeg.
I am using embedded board with camera, mic. Receiver is android phone.
as summary :
sender : embedded board.
receiver : android phone.I have an embedded board with a camera and a microphone. The camera’s data is raw h264 data, and the audio data is raw pcm data. I want to do live video communication with Android phone, but I do not know how.
I would like to mux two data with ffmpeg and send it, but I do not know if it is possible. Thank you for your advice.
I can not be sure because I have no experience about ffmpeg in live.
About above enviroment please suggest your best methods.
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dvb-t live mpeg2-ts to apache with hls
27 février 2018, par ElmerI have a dvb-s which capture channels from sat, and streams it in unicast/multicast through mumudvb.
I would to encoding a channels, in hls format, it’s possible with on ubuntu server with apache2 or ngix ?Thanks so much.