Hello everybody,
I play at the moment a bit with piping multiple files to the same ffmpeg
instance. In shell it would look like:
for i in "$list_of_multiple_files"; do ffmpeg -i "$i" [...] -f
mpegts -; done | pv -q -B 50M | ffmpeg +igndts -i pipe:0 -fflags
+genpts [...] -f flv rtmp://output
Instead of pv you could also use mbuffer.
I know concat, but I want to be more flexible, that is why I try this
way. I did some test and they all look good for me, but until now I have
not make any test over multiple hours.
My question is, do you think this can work with many clips over hours?
Or can run this out of sync? My worry is, because of ignoring the dts
the audio can go out of sync with time, specially when in some clips the
audio and video line have not the same length.
Regards
Jonathan
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