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• Stream Live IP cam to Youtube on FFMPEG

  24 juillet 2018, par Håkon Berntsen

  I`m streaming 2 IP cams (live webcam for tourists) from 2 Raspberry Pi, using FFMPEG (version 3.4.2) to YouTube. IPcam no.1 and Raspberry no.1 fails once a month or so, and that issue is solved with a Cron job that restarts the scripts if the service is not running.

  The stream from IPcam no.2 fail after 1 hour to maybe 24 hours, even though its the same FFMPEG command and same setup.
  FFMPEG keep streaming and the service is running on the Raspberry. YouTube stop receiving the stream, but there is no logs to be found at YouTube.

  The bandwidth is not an issue (fiber), and the cameras are both connect with Cat5 cable. The only way to restart the stream (so YouTube restart the stream) is to restart the service (since its an cronjob that restart the service only if the service is no longer running, I`m forced to do a pkill). I have also tried to set up another cron job that kills the service every 15 minutes, but its not really an elegant solution.

  Both cameras streams H264.

  Stream no.2 can be seen here : https://www.youtube.com/embed/live_stream?channel=UCEJJjA5IsjE0JjuiqfxZFaw

  The command I`m using is :

  COMMAND="sudo ffmpeg  -f lavfi -i anullsrc -thread_queue_size 512   -rtsp_transport tcp  -i ${RTSP_URL}  -vcodec libx264   -pix_fmt + -c:v copy -c:a aac  -f flv ${YOUTUBE_URL}/${YOUTUBE_KEY}"

  I hope there is someone that can help with ideas to the command or to why the stream fail.

• How to link the ffmpeg transcoding process information into a vb6 GUI app ?

  19 décembre 2019, par melaos

  i’m playing with a vb6 gui frontend for ffmpeg and as of now all i can do is to call the ffmpeg via cmd.exe which will shows the command prompt while the whole process is still running. And i thought this was the norm seeing how WinFF, another pascal based frontend gui for ffmpeg works.

  But i was blown away when i saw this other GVC gui which has a progress bar and everything.

  So basically, i’m looking into a way how i could cleanly hide the whole command prompt and link the transcoding progress to a progress bar into my gui.

  So here’s my plan, I’m thinking of finding a win32 api function which i can call the cmd line and yet hide it, and from another discussion here, i think i would have to read the log file to get the ffmpeg progress information.

  So which function should i call for the win32 api ?
  And does anyone knows of a better/easier way to get this done ?
  thanks

  Updates :

  In case anybody is interested, i find a nice class module on how to grab the cmd output into my vb6 app, and it’s by none other than the great joacim :)

• Static link ffmpeg with Rust in msys2

  31 janvier 2024, par anonymous

  I'm trying to build ffmpeg with Rust with the library ffmpeg-next and staticlly link ffmpeg on Windows inside msys2 ucrt64 environment,
When compile with cargo build --release
It throws many undefined reference errors

  


  undefined reference to `ENGINE_load_builtin_engines'
undefined reference to `GdipBitmapSetPixel'
undefined reference to `EVP_PKEY_CTX_free'


  


  The setup :

  


  pacman -S --needed $MINGW_PACKAGE_PREFIX-{rust,ffmpeg}
mkdir project 
cd project
cargo init --bin
cargo add ffmpeg-next -F static


  


  The entrypoint main.rs

  


  use ffmpeg_next;
fn main() {
    ffmpeg_next::init().unwrap();
}


  


  Build command

  


  cargo build --release