I'm using ffmpeg in a streaming media player that gets fed a lot of different formats, depending on user preference and network availability. One of the options I would like to make available is to stream raw audio/L16 data.
Thus far, I have been relying on ffmpeg's format detection to figure out what kind of data is has (the URLs don't include any kind of file extension, though there is a Content-Type header of course). I'm also relying on av_read_frame to handle all of the downloading. Is there something I can do to get ffmpeg to recognize that it's dealing with raw audio, and just download and hand off chunks of it to me to feed right into the audio device? Or will I need to detect the audio/L16 format up front and bypass ffmpeg? --Mike _______________________________________________ libav-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mplayerhq.hu/mailman/listinfo/libav-user
