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    The table below is the list of Linux distributions compatible with the automated installation script of MediaSPIP. Distribution nameVersion nameVersion number Debian Squeeze 6.x.x Debian Weezy 7.x.x Debian Jessie 8.x.x Ubuntu The Precise Pangolin 12.04 LTS Ubuntu The Trusty Tahr 14.04
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  • Http live stream video segmenting. non-Mac approach

    20 juin 2012, par Agzam

    Anyone knows a good way to use http live streaming tools on non-Mac platforms ?
    Can you tell me at least if there's good alternatives ? I need mediafilesegmenter and mediastreamvalidator.

    Or maybe anyone has a source code or something like that...

    UPD : I've tried different segmenters, most of them are based on Carson's open-sourced segmenter. Now the difference between Apple's mediafilesegmenter and this one, that it takes only a transport stream, not just any video. And I need to segment h264 videos.
    When I use ffmpeg to convert h26s to mpeg-ts I'm getting much bigger files in the end. Even if I try to preserve same audio codec (aac) it changes video codec form avc to mpeg-ts.

    Damn I hate Apple. How can they propose that thing as a standard if they don't even provide workarounds for another platforms.

    I still need to find a way to segment h264 videos, and keep in the segmented files avc and aac codecs.

  • Record live stream and save in .mp4 using FFMPEG

    16 mars 2016, par Bhavesh Desai

    I want to record live stream and save in .mp4 file and store it to sd card.

    Using FFMPEG lib.

    I have tried with ffmpeg command and that record video, but i want to record from android with native call using android ndk.

  • Live streaming using FFMPEG [migrated]

    15 mars 2013, par Luuk D. Jansen

    This is rather a simple question, but I cannot find the answer.
    I need to stream from a capture device to a server, and then have FFMPEG on the server re-code the stream suitable for HLS.

    But how do I do this ?
    I looked at Flash Media Live Encoder and VLC and ffserver but cannot really get my handle on how this should work. Basically it just seems to me I need a program to sent to a server, which accepts the stream (and maybe some user authentication) and then makes the stream available for use. I already have a system that takes files and encodes them for HLS, so then I can just as input parameter point to this application on the local server to take the stream and start encoding.

    edit : it is really only the step to accept e.g. a rtmp connection and make that available to FFMPEG on the same server. I was hoping that e.g. ffserver could do that, but I don't think so.

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