On 30/10/14 09:07, Moritz Barsnick wrote:
On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 08:05:22 +, Paulo Fidalgo wrote:
I've tried with 320k and 256k and both files don't play.
While applying trial and error using ffmpeg, you might also want to
analyze the failing (and the successful) files with an MP3
Hi.
I'm trying to record some RTMP stream with FFmpeg to a FLV file or
something else.
I'm trying the following command:
ffmpeg -i rtmp://94.47.147.130:1937/live/livestream -f flv -t 60 test.flv
But I receive a 6 byte file which seems to contain only one frame.
This is the output of ffmpeg:
On Thu, Nov 06, 2014 at 13:21:28 +0100, shacky wrote:
ffmpeg version 1.2.4 Copyright (c) 2000-2013 the FFmpeg developers
This is a quite old version. I don't know if RTMP support was as good
back then as it is now.
2.4.x is current. please try to get hold of that, or use latest git if
you
Paulo Fidalgo paulo.fidalgo.pt at gmail.com writes:
mp3check -ve 2L38_01_96kHz-ffmpeg-256k.mp3
2L38_01_96kHz-ffmpeg-256k.mp3:
813 bytes of junk before first frame header
but with lame there's no errors.
Please confirm that you tested with -write_xing 0
and your results.
Please understand
hi,
I am confused how ffmpeg allocate it's cpu resource when i am using ffmpeg
to transcoding,
for example:
how much resource to decode, and how much to encode
I have set the threads to 1 and do a experiment:
ffmpeg2.1 -i /home/mps/chd/out.avi -acodec pcm_s16le -ar 44100 -ac 2
-vcodec
On 06 Nov 2014, at 10:47, cmwu 277893...@qq.com wrote:
hi,
I am confused how ffmpeg allocate it's cpu resource when i am using ffmpeg
to transcoding,
for example:
how much resource to decode, and how much to encode
I have set the threads to 1 and do a experiment:
ffmpeg2.1 -i
Due to some hardware limitation, the my video capture box captured video in mp4
format with slightly different fps
such as ranges from 59.21 and 60.01.
1. why would a machine have fluctuating fps like this?
2. how can i join them without reenoding them?
cmwu 277893958 at qq.com writes:
ffmpeg2.1
This looks old
-i /home/mps/chd/out.avi
I found the cpu load use is 140%, it's not 100%
If you don't want FFmpeg to decode (!) with
automatically chosen number of threads (as many
cores as you have), tell it with:
$ ffmpeg -threads 1 -i file
hi all,
I'm using ffmpeg command line tool to convert video, (FYI, i'm not just
use it in shell, i use a module
https://github.com/senko/python-video-converter that execute a ffmpeg
command as a subprocess), and when i execute ffmpeg process one by one,
everything was all right, but, when i
