2012/2/13 <[email protected]>: > Hi All, > > I am hoping you can help with getting the libavfilter movie and overlay > working correctly. > > My objective is to get two RTSP camera feeds to go side by side in sync. > > I started with the below that works to transmit the final image but due to > the loading times of each overlay the streams are out of sync. > > ffmpeg -loop_input -i 800x600.jpg -an -s 1288x360 -vf > 'movie=rtsp\\://192.168.20.112\\:551/channel1,scale=640:352[wm]; > movie=rtsp\\://192.168.20.111\\:551/channel1,scale=640:352[wm2]; > [in][wm] overlay=2:4[in+wm]; > [in+wm][wm2] overlay=646:4 [out]' > -s 1288x360 -vcodec rawvideo /home/fifo/mpegpipe99.yuv > > so firstly, is there a way I can add a video buffer to the first overlay > so it syncs with the second?
I assume you have de-sync of nearly 5 seconds, with video coming from first mentioned URL coming late. Is that correct? If so, point must be the streams recognition delay (during opening). I suspect that libavfilter opens your sources sequentially, not in parallel. (Just speculations, haven't check in sources.) You could try adding to second source the "setpts" filter, to shift its timestamps. So your invoke should look like ffmpeg -loop_input -i 800x600.jpg -an -s 1288x360 -vf 'movie=rtsp\\://192.168.20.112\\:551/channel1,scale=640:352[wm]; movie=rtsp\\://192.168.20.111\\:551/channel1,scale=640:352,setpts=PTS+5[wm2]; [in][wm] overlay=2:4[in+wm]; [in+wm][wm2] overlay=646:4 [out]' -s 1288x360 -vcodec rawvideo /home/fifo/mpegpipe99.yuv If that doesn't help, imo it requires hacking libavfilter or writing an application. -- Andrey Utkin _______________________________________________ Libav-user mailing list [email protected] http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/libav-user
