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  • FFMPEG streaming ip cam get delay from start record to first frame

    4 janvier 2019, par Vincent Carretero

    I’m recording stream from IP CAM with FFMPEG.
    I would like to know the exact timestamp when start the output video.

    Example :
    I have an output mp4 file created at 2019/01/04 09:10:15 (file created).
    FFMpeg take few seconds to really start streaming (initialising, etc...)
    The first frame really start at 2019/01/04 09:10:19 (just supposed, I would like to get this info).

    Thanks !

  • Record IOS Simulator video and simulator audio in background

    3 mai 2021, par birdcage

    I need to record 100 separate videos of my simulator which is about 40 hours of high quality. I want to record video of Xcode simulator and system audio in the background. Since I need to use my computer at the same time I don't want to use tools like Camtasia or quick time. I am wondering if this is achievable. If so this will save my one month.

    


  • Record 60 second videos with ffmpeg constantly with webcam (dshow) and show preview

    1er juin 2015, par user1200794

    I’m trying for a while to record a long stream but the recording should be seperated in files with 60 seconds length. Meanwhile, I want to show a video preview.

    Currently I was able to show the preview (with ffmpeg SDL support) and save the files every 60 seconds using multiple output of ffmpeg and a small Java app which is running ffmpeg for 60 seconds and then restart the application with the new file name (timestamp). But than there is a lack of recoding during the restart of around 1 second.

    Is it somehow possible to run a main ffmpeg which is showing the preview and another ffmpeg instance which is doing the recording and can be run with threads (so maybe for 1 second overlapping of the saved streams). I had a look on pipes and streaming but can’t find a suitable solution. I appreciate any idea :)

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