It is possible to encode to flv using ffmpeg, just use this on the command
line:
ffmpeg -i C:/msys/videodemos/ultra.mpg -ar 22050 -s 320x240 -aspect 4
:3 C:/msys/videodemos/conversion9.flv
the -i is the input file, the ar i gess is the audio rant, the -s is the
screensize, the last parameter is the name of your output file, there is a
lot of parameters to pass to ffmpeg.
If you want to do this on the fly, you will have to convert the video by
some server-side language , and them use the flv file.
The ffmpeg documentation teachs all the parameters for the conversions,
installing this in windows is hard as hell but here is a tutorial:
http://arrozcru.no-ip.org/ffmpeg/
Hope this helps ya
>So, since it is impossible to use ffmpeg to create a working live swf
>stream, does that mean red5 can't do it either, since from what I can find,
>it would normally use ffmpeg to encode? So the only "solution" is to drop
>$4000 for FMS? Or is there some other product out there? So far, I've
>tried vlc, ffmpeg, ffserver, and darwin streaming server (only streams to
>quicktime).
>
>If re-encoding a live mpeg4 stream to swf/flv is indeed possible, please
>post a working example (or send me something off list). I've been seaching
>the net, mailing lists, forums, IRC, etc.. for the past two weeks trying to
>do this, to no avail. I'm not even sure FMS can do it, so its a bit scary
>to throw away that kind of money on an unknown. Sure, it SAYS it can do
>it, but so do all the other packages.
>
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