On 15/07/2016 00:53, Carl Eugen Hoyos wrote:
Charl Wentzel <charl.wentzel <at> vodamail.co.za> writes:
I changed the server software to only start transmitting
packets after FFmpeg has connected.
This ensures that FFmpeg sees the stream from the very
first byte.
Do I understand correctly that all frames have an identical
offset? I don't think this can be fixed, rawvideo frames
have no start tag.
Exactly! That's what I was hinting at. What alternative raw formats
are available in FFmpeg that do contain some meta data? Bitmap (BMP) maybe?
Note that mpegts does not support rawvideo.
Yes, but it does support Private Streams which can carry any data. I
found hints that this can be used to support other formats not native to
MPEG-TS. I'll be trying that today, but I might lack some knowledge on
the subject a bit.
You should teach FFmpeg to read the frames from the camera.
Any ideas how? Should I consider writing my own container format
library for FFmpeg? Or can I specify a bit pattern of sorts as start
sequence via command line parameters?
Regards
Charl
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