Does it work any better when you specify all of the “-w <width> -h <height> -f <framerate>” parameters?
-- Deanna Earley | Lead developer | icatchercctv w: www.icode.co.uk/icatcher<http://www.icode.co.uk/icatcher> | t: 01329 835335 | f: 01329 835338 Registered Office : 71 The Hundred, Romsey, SO51 8BZ. Company Number : 03428325 From: live-devel [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jade Royston Sent: 17 July 2015 01:40 To: LIVE555 Streaming Media - development & use Subject: [Live-devel] Playback is sped up Hello, I am using openRTSP to record cameras in segments. The files are outputting fine every time segment I specify, the playback is sped up. I am unable to put the files into iMovie to try to slow them to the appropriate speed. For example: a 30 minute output or -P 1800 will open up and playback as a 20 minute video. That ratio is pretty consistent when I change the output size. Also, I use the -i command to output .avi files. This is the only command I get files that I am able to playback. The -4 and -q commands output files that are corrupt or unplayable. I look forward to hearing a solution to have the output files playback at the correct speed as well as get the -4 to work as I would like to output .mp4 files. Thanks, Jade Royston
openRTSP.exe [-p <startPortNum>] specify start port number [-r|-q|-4|-i] do not receive data/output a QuickTime/'mp4'-format/AVI file (to stdout) [-a|-v] receive audio/video stream only [-V] disable verbose output [-d <duration>] specify duration, or how much to delay after end time [-D <max-inter-packet-gap-time>] specify maximum number of seconds to wait for packets [-c] play continuously [-S <offset>] specify an offset to use with "SimpleRTPSource"s [-n] notify the user when the first data packet arrives [-O|-o] Don't send an "OPTIONS" request before "DESCRIBE"/Send only the "OPTIONS" request to the server [-t|-T <http-port>] stream RTP and RTCP over the TCP 'control' connection/stream RTP and RTCP over a HTTP connection [-u <username> <password>] specify a username and password [-s <initial-seek-time>]|[-U <absolute-seek-time>] specify initial seek time (trick play) [-z <scale>] scale (trick play) [-g user-agent] specify a user agent name to use in outgoing requests [-k <username-for-REGISTER> <password-for-REGISTER>]specify a username and password to be used to authentication an incoming "REGISTER" command (for use with -R) [-P <interval-in-seconds>] specify an interval (in seconds) between writing successive output files [-K] Send periodic 'keep-alive' requests to keep broken server sessions alive [-A] specify a desired audio RTP payload format [-M] specify a MIME subtype for a dynamic RTP payload type [-w <width> -h <height>] specify a width/height (pixels) for an output QuickTime or AVI movie [-f <frames-per-second>] specify a frame rate (per second) for an output QT or AVI movie [-y] synchronize audio and video streams [-H] generate hint tracks (as well as the regular data tracks) [-Q [<measurement-interval>]] output QOS measurements [-F <filename-prefix>] specify a prefix for the audio and video output files [-b <file-sink-buffer-size>] specify the size of buffers for "FileSink"s [-B <input-socket-buffer-size>] specify the size of input socket buffers [-I <input-interface-ip-address>] specify input interface [-m] output multiple files - one for each frame [-R [<port-num>]] set up a handler server for incoming "REGISTER" commands <url>
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