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  • Matlab - Capture Video Streams (part 2)

    25 novembre 2014, par Uri Merhav

    This is a follow up on this question. I’m trying to capture a live stream from an ip address (e.g. rtsp ://10.0.0.0:554/live.sdp). The only solution I’ve seen so far is to use mexopencv to call opencv’s streaming functionality from matlab. This has a very significant drawback, in that you need to get mexopencv to actually work on a mac, which is quite challenging.

    So, I was thinking about using the following approach :

    1. Use ffmpeg to stream the rtsp stream into a named pipe
    2. Read the named pipe from Matlab, just as if it was an ordinary video file (am I correct that this is how one uses a named pipe ? I’ve never used this kind of solution before)

    If this solution is inefficient, not going to work, or if there’s a better alternative — I’d love to hear about it !

  • avcodec/h261dec : Make VLC smaller

    29 décembre 2020, par Andreas Rheinhardt
    avcodec/h261dec : Make VLC smaller

    The VLC for the macroblock address increment uses nine bits ;
    
yet there is no code with this length : All codes are either shorter or
    
longer. So one can make the table smaller without changing the amount of
    
codes that need more than one round of parsing.
    

    Signed-off-by : Andreas Rheinhardt <andreas.rheinhardt@gmail.com>
    • [DH] libavcodec/h261dec.c

  • Programmatically specify rtmp s to be pulled from

    16 juillet 2014, par Stanislav

    I am sorry in advance if question might look a little bit silly, but I am very new to the current topic so hope you understand.

    Our current video streaming is performed with red5, and the client that receives the video is the flash client.

    My goal is to get the stream address of my red5 stream and programmatically send notification to nginx-rtmp to pull it.

    So let’s say I have the following nginx-rtmp configuration :

       application big {
    
       live on;
    
       exec_pull /home/stan/bin/ffmpeg -i rtmp://142.204.133.103/$app/${name}  -vcodec flv -an -f flv rtmp://localhost:1937/anotherapp/${name};
    
   }
    

    
   application anotherapp {
    
       live on;
    
  }

    Now I want notify nginx-rtmp and say : "Hey, here is rtmp ://142.204.133.103/red5app/livestream stream, can you please pull it, transcode and retransmit to "anotherapp" ?

    I can do it either from ActionScript3 or Java code, I just need a small example of how it’s usually done, because I got confused :(

    Thank you, guys.

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