Thank you for reply.
@kalileo I have simply got the UDP socket and get the byte array from it.
Now that byte array is basically the x264_nal_t*(p_payload[0]) from sender
side. That encoded byte array come to client side. Now I want to decode
that array with its corresponding parameter values. I
Hey
do all ur raw payload u r sending to the decoding function are in NAL
format like 0001xRawpayload format??
I have done the same thing with the RTP packets. Removed RTP headers
inserted NAL start prefix headers i.e. 0001 before each NAL and then
entered the data to decoding functions.
And if
On Apr 10, 2012, at 13:19 , srikanta mondal wrote:
Thank you for reply.
@kalileo I have simply got the UDP socket and get the byte array from it.
you could also use the ffmpeg libraries to do that.
Now that byte array is basically the x264_nal_t*(p_payload[0]) from sender
side.
Is it?
2012/4/10 Jeremy Graham jgra...@cs.unc.edu:
Actually, I will go ahead and try to post what I think is the relevant
code. This comes almost directly from the api_example found at this URL:
http://cekirdek.pardus.org.tr/~ismail/ffmpeg-docs/api-example_8c-source.html
That seem to be quite old
Hi All!
How to get current pts after 'av_seek_frame' without calling
'av_read_frame'?
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Do ffmpeg supports stream with IPsec and GPRS tunneling (GTP)?
I have not found any reference of any of them?
I have a RTP stream which is GTP and protected by IPSec so, will i able to
decode or depacketize the content using ffmpeg?
Any idea on this.
If someone have idea about any other tool
Thanks all for reply. However I have got the H.264 compression using
libX264 from *
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2940671/how-to-encode-series-of-images-into-h264-using-x264-api-c-c
* and it is working fine for making video.
@NITIN GOYAL I have found in each nal frame contain the starting
2012/4/10 William Kreamer william.krea...@systemstechnologyresearch.com:
Hello,
I'm trying to compile ffmpeg developer libraries with support for decoding
with the x264 decoder. I found the instructions below. Before I try them
out, has anyone successfully used the instructions below? Is
Sorry for all the newbie questions, I'm doing my best and spending lots of
time working at it before I mail the list. :)
given two one-second sounds I'm trying to concatenate them using several
approaches. None of them seem to be working:
Using -itsoffset
*ffmpeg -i beep-1.mp3 -itsoffset
I should add that if I -map 0:0 -map 1:0 it seems to merge them, but still
no -itsoffset on the 2nd one.
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2012/4/5 Alex Cohn alexc...@netvision.net.il:
Do you use any av_* functions that the linker does not complain about?
I think you have the linking syntax wrong. -L normally points to a
directory, not a file. Also, zeranoe provides the import libraries in
/lib directory. Thus, you probably
From the command line are there are flags to set the jpeg quality when
doing an -image2 conversion? I couldn't find anything in the documentation.
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Craig Murray craigmurray100@... writes:
From the command line are there are flags to set the jpeg quality
-qscale
(Note that this is in no way image2-related, you can use the
mjpeg-encoder in other containers, and there are many codecs
usable in image2 that do not support qscale.)
Carl Eugen
Craig Murray craigmurray100@... writes:
given two one-second sounds I'm trying to concatenate them
using several approaches.
You have to use the concat-protocol to concatenate files,
it does not work without.
Carl Eugen
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Ok this works to concatenate the files, but doesnt seem to allow me anyway
to set an arbitrary offset.
What I'm looking to do is create an .avi file that has some arbitrary mp3's
playing at specific times. I'm creating the avi from an image sequence,
but I'm not sure how to get the audio to show
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