following work for me Port 8090 BindAddress 0.0.0.0 MaxHTTPConnections 2000 MaxClients 1000 MaxBandwidth 10000 CustomLog - NoDaemon
<Feed input.ffm> File /tmp/input.ffm FileMaxSize 5M </Feed> <Stream test.mpeg> Feed input.ffm Format mpeg AudioBitRate 32 AudioChannels 2 AudioSampleRate 44100 #VideoCodec VideoBitRate 366 VideoBufferSize 40 VideoFrameRate 24 VideoSize 320x240 VideoGopSize 12 </Stream> Additionally one can change above parameters to suit requirements. In your case you can change AudioBitRate VideoBitRate FORMAT A detailed configuration file for ffserver is here http://sites.google.com/site/amarkumarnandan/Home/conte/Linux/ffmpeg/ffserver/ffserver-conf On 16 May 2011 15:58, Anton <w...@stack.ru> wrote: > Good Day. > > I would like to make streaming from DVB-S to network with transcoding > stream. Using sofware in getstream (for DVB > receivig), ffmpeg (for sending streams to ffserver) and ffserver (for > transcoding and straming). I actually don't know > who is transcoder here (ffmpeg or ffserver) because ffserver eats more CPU > then ffmpeg and ffmpeg ignories its > parametrs when feeding to ffserver. Who is real transcoder ? :-) > > I tried to record stream from getstream to file: > > ffmpeg -i "http://192.168.0.10:8001/test.tv"; \ > -ac 2 \ > -ab 128k \ > -b 1000k \ > -vcodec libx264 \ > -vpre medium \ > -threads 32 \ > -y test.avi > > and I got that quality what I would like to stream to the network. > > Can someone to give me *working* example of ffserver config witch produce > the same quality stream like example above ? > > > > > -- > Anton [WARM-RIPE] > Stack ltd division head > tel. 8 (3822) 555-797 > > _______________________________________________ > ffserver-user mailing list > ffserver-user@ffmpeg.org > http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffserver-user > -- Amar Kumar Nandan Karnataka, India, 560100 http://aknandan.co.nr
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