Well now I finished my hacky solution.. which consists of 3 parts
1. fetch stream with mplayer
mplayer -dumpstream "rtp://myhost/mystream" -dumpfile
/${dumpfile}
2. encode with ffmpeg and send to ffserver
ffmpeg -i /${dumpfile} http://ffserverHostname:8090/feed1.ffm
3. use ffserver to distribute flv video. here the important part of the
ffserver config (just add these lines to the standard /etc/
ffserver.conf)
<Stream flash1.flv>
Feed feed1.ffm
Format flv
VideoFrameRate 10
VideoSize 320x240
Preroll 5
</Stream>
to run the whole thing you'll have to start in the opposite direction.
hope this works for you too
cami.
Am 10.04.2007 um 17:58 schrieb Myers, Jon W:
> 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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