On Sat, May 13, 2017 at 16:15:45 +0300, Sinan Aksu wrote:
> Thank you for your reply. When I look at the documents, the command looks
> correct.
No, as I told you, the options for your input need to come *before* the
actual "-i" input. This is still not the case in your command line.
> I am
Thank you for your reply. When I look at the documents, the command looks
correct. I am using the latest version of windows build ffmpeg. But swf
does not accept size and hash settings. Could this be the problem? Because
rtmpdump does not work if you do not set swf and hash, but if it is set it
On Sat, May 13, 2017 at 11:48:38 +0300, Sinan Aksu wrote:
> I looked at the documents. I created a command like the following. But it
> failed and I could not solve the error.
>
> Command : ffmpeg -i "rtmpe://93.189.57.254/xlive" -rtmp_app xlive
> -rtmp_flashver WIN 23,0,0,162 -rtmp_swfurl "
>
I looked at the documents. I created a command like the following. But it
failed and I could not solve the error.
Command : ffmpeg -i "rtmpe://93.189.57.254/xlive" -rtmp_app xlive
-rtmp_flashver WIN 23,0,0,162 -rtmp_swfurl "
http://sportstream365.com/swf/VideoPlayer.swf; -rtmp_swfverify "
On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 15:42:12 +0300, Sinan Aksu wrote:
> It works with rtmpdump but I can not run it with ffmpeg. I need to set
> swfsize and hash, but I can not set it.
Did you check the documentation?
If your ffmpeg used the native (i.e. ffmpeg's own) implementation of
RTMP, there are
Hello there,
It works with rtmpdump but I can not run it with ffmpeg. I need to set
swfsize and hash, but I can not set it.
Rtmpdump running version: rtmpdump -r rtmpe://93.189.57.254/xlive -a xlive
-f WIN 23,0,0,162 -s http://sportstream365.com/swf/VideoPlayer.swf -w
