ensonic, Thanks for the info. I did look at transmageddon, got this group info form through their support site. Did I understand correctly that the transmageddon solution is based on the encodebin?
Can I use the encodebin/transmageddon as a solution stack? Or do I need to develop around it as a proxy server? Thanks, Shahar ________________________________ From: ensonic [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thu 6/23/2011 5:36 PM To: Ze'evi, Shahar Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: video transcoder question Hi, On 10:23:48 pm 23/06/2011 "Ze'evi, Shahar" <[email protected]> wrote: > > I’m new to this group and am looking for video transcoder. A > quick background: I have a Linux based video recording server > (recording video from camera on to hard drives) using M-Jpeg, MPEG4 and > H.264 codec’s (camera dependent). My need is to provide a remote > user, communicating through a narrow bandwidth connection (DSL, Mobil, > T1, etc…), the ability to view the recorded video transcoded from > mega-quality to whatever bandwidth is available (setup can be done > manually by the user of what BW is available does not need to be > automatic). Is there anything I can use to integrate into the recorder > SW and the client SW to make this seamless to the user? Thanks, Shahar you can use gstreamer to do the transcoding. we do have a high level api called encodebin, a pair of decodebin + encodebin can transcode between all kind of video formats. You can have a look at transmageddon (http://www.linuxrising.org/) as and example python app using it. Stefan
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