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  • When using ffplay, how to eliminate milliseconds from timestamp display in the video-filter

    13 mai 2021, par Dave

    So when specifying a video-filter to display current video-time in 'hms' layout, the filter appends a millisecond value after the seconds-field.
I want to eliminate the milliseconds portion.

    


    So far, my invoked cmd looks like :

    


    ffplay myfile.mp4 -vf "drawtext=text='%{pts \: hms}':fontsize=20:fontcolor=white: box=1: boxcolor=black"


    


    i.e. instead of : 00:00:01.001 I want just 00:00:01 to display.

    


    [One might have thought that there would exist an 'hmsm' for the former,
and that 'hms' would be the latter, but it just doesn't work that way.] (sigh)

    


  • cuda10.2 cuvidParseVideoData call back data CUVIDPICPARAMS has problem

    19 mai 2021, par goforward

    ffmpeg3.4.5 parse H265 stream, call av_read_frame(), and pass AVPacket to CUVIDSOURCEDATAPACKET,
then call cuvidParseVideoData, call is successful. but call back function pfnDecodePicture return with wrong CUVIDPICPARAMS (picwidthinmbs = 0)

    


  • MediaStream through PeerConnection in NodeJS Application

    4 novembre 2014, par Thomas Marrinan

    I want to take a MediaStream (video only for now) captured in a browser using getUserMedia() and stream it to a NodeJS Application using WebRTC. I would like to pipe the video stream into FFMpeg in order to extract frames server side in real-time.

    I know that the <canvas></canvas> element can be used to extract video frames client side, but that is not useful in my situation.

    I also know that MediaRecorder can be used to save files, but this is not the purpose of piping the MediaStream into FFMpeg.

    Ideally, I would like to create a PeerConnection where any browser client would capture a video and send it to a single peer. The NodeJS Application is a peer that only receives MediaStreams from other peers. Additionally, I would like to have an unlimited number of peers sending MediaStreams to the NodeJS Application, but not sending it to one another.

    I have looked at wrtc for node (https://github.com/js-platform/node-webrtc) - specifically their streamtest example. However, this does not seem to be fully functional, as I never receive the remote MediaStream in the NodeJS Application.

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