On Tue, Jun 9, 2015 at 10:11 PM Noto Modungwa <notomodun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey guys, > > I've been looking into melted and need to check something... > Is it correct to say it implements some functionality and not everything > MLT does? For example I will need to use mixers and transitions and these > do not seem to be implemented. > > Those are not available through the MVCP protocol that the server uses. However, you can use all of what MLT provides (minus consumer) through MLT XML and load a MLT XML file as a clip in melted. A Melted "unit" is basically just a MLT playlist and consumer, and only those object types are addressable through the protocol. Basically, that means it is not very suitable for use as a video switcher. However, if you want to do simple stuff like realtime corrections and overlay titles and graphics for automated playout, then you can generate XML wrappers for your clips and load those instead. There is really no MLT-based switcher that I am aware of, but you can take a look at this simple python web-service script that is like a switcher: https://github.com/mltframework/mlt/blob/master/src/swig/python/switcher.py
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