On 23 September 2016 at 09:27, Simon Brown <simon.k.br...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, > I'm trying to serve a transport stream generated by hardware out on as an > RTP stream. Is there an example I can use to help me do this? I've been > looking through ffserver.c but that is much more complicated than I need, > and seems to be largely aimed at serving files out. > > Cheers, > Simon > Ok, I've taken a step back. If I type: ffplay -i tcp://localhost:60010?listen in one window, and ffmpeg -i INPUT -f mpegts tcp://localhost:60010 my video plays. For my use though, I don't want to wade through ffmpeg.c to find what it's doing, and wanted a much simpler example that isn't transcoding, but just transmitting a ready made transport stream. I found in the examples directory "http_multiclient.c" and thought this would do for me, at least as a starting point. My problem is that if I start ffplay with "?listen" first, then http_multiclient won't connect, yet if I start http_multiclient first it says "Client not accepted" and aborts. My http_multiclient command line is: ./http_multiclient ts_file tcp://localhost:60010 It seems that http_multiclient is trying to listen on the server socket, but not avio_accept is returning immediately with a "client not accepted". How can I make this work? Regards, Simon
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