Pavel Vazharov writes:
> # ./configure
> Memory fault (core dumped)
What does the following command show?
# sh --version
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Wenbin Ma writes:
> I'm build an application linked with libavcodec.so,
> libavformat.so, libswscale.so, libavutil.so. how
> to debug into the code of these shared objects?
configure with --disable-stripping
Please do not top-post here, it is considered rude.
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Pavel Vazharov writes:
> #sh --version
> sh: sh --: unknown option
> I think that the shell in QNX is in fact kshell
> because the /bin/sh file is a link to /bin/ksh
> and there is no bash on the system.
>
> #echo $BASH_VERSION
>
> #echo $KSH_VERSION
> @(#)PD KSH v5.2.14 99/07/13.2
(prehisto
Pavel Vazharov writes:
> I managed to install a bash and then the
> "./configure" ran fine.
Thank you for testing!
> CC cmdutils.o
> cmdutils.c:51:21: error: version.h: No such file or directory
What does "make V=1 version.h" show?
I suspect you copied the git checkout together with
th
Pavel Vazharov writes:
> CC ffserver.o
> ffserver.c: In function 'main':
> ffserver.c:4728: error: 'SA_RESTART' undeclared
/usr/include/signal.h includes /usr/include/bits/sigaction.h
here which defines SA_RESTART.
Is SA_RESTART defined somewhere in /usr/include/* ?
(You can of course us
Carl Eugen Hoyos writes:
> Is SA_RESTART defined somewhere in /usr/include/* ?
It appears the definition was removed from
qnx because it is not implemented.
You will have to add --disable-ffserver until
a configure check exists.
Carl Eu
On Monday 08 July 2013 11:13:09 am Abel Alonso wrote:
> > Iirc, you were able to work-around that problem:
> > Does libstagefright decoding with ffmpeg work now or not?
>
> I've just tested it and it doesn't work. It continues crashing. I think
> that is related with the format issue I've commented
Pavel Vazharov writes:
> Everything builds fine with --disable-ffserver switch.
Consider running fate now, you need rsync installed,
then run:
$ make SAMPLES=fate-suite fate-rsync
$ make SAMPLES=fate-suite fate
Or, if you don't feel like downloading the samples:
$ make fate
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John Orr writes:
> The ffmpeg 2.0 version of libavformat\aacdec.c now
> contains some reference to APE. In includes apetag.h
> and calls ff_ape_parse_tag().
> It did not do that in ffmpeg 1.2.
Yes, we do try to improve FFmpeg between releases;-))
> When I tried to upgrade from 1.2 to 2.0,
John Orr writes:
> LD libavformat/avformatmm-55.dll
> Creating library file: libavformat/libavformatmm.dll.a
> libavformat/apetag.o: In function `ape_tag_read_field':
> h:\src\ffmpeg2_0/libavformat/apetag.c:73: undefined reference to
> `_ff_guess_image2_codec'
Should be fixed, thank you fo
John Orr writes:
> > And note that --disable-everything disables most (all)
> > of the things that you disable explicitely.
>
> At one point I had trouble with some component being
> enabled that I didn't expect and I went overkill and
> added those extra disable directives.
I suspect that yo
Pavel Vazharov writes:
> I started the whole build again and it gave the
> following error later in the build, on a different place:
> CC ffserver.o
> ffserver.c: In function 'main':
> ffserver.c:4728: error: 'SA_RESTART' undeclared
> (first use in this function)
This is now fixed in git
Pavel Vazharov writes:
> I'm using the ffmpeg libraries in a QNX x86 application.
> A data stream is encoded, with ffmpeg (x264), on a server
> running on Windows and is decoded, with ffmpeg (x264),
(note that x264 does not decode h264)
> on the client running on QNX. The application generall
Chaitanya Gopathi writes:
> I am working on ffmpeg very first time. I could
> able to convert an ogg file from a mp4. But it
> is not playing in the browser.
Please test your command line from the console
and provide the complete, uncut console output.
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Pavel Vazharov writes:
> You are right, I'm wrong about the decoding part.
> What do you mean with "failing command line" and
> "encoding command line"?
> We are using library functions
You could test if the problem is also reproducible
if you use the ffmpeg executable.
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Aaron Golub writes:
> I'm attempting to use your ffmpeg installation
> for Ubuntu 12.04 and I'm having trouble getting
> ffmpeg-php installed.
ffmpeg-php is an independent software project that
is not supported here.
Additionally, it is not developed since a very
long time, so it is probably
Patrick Fischer writes:
> If i use the application ffmpeg i got also an async mp4:
>
> ffmpeg -i ~/Videos/defekte_streams/asyncron_1.ts test.mp4
> ffmpeg version 0.8.6-6:0.8.6-0ubuntu0.12.10.1
You did not test FFmpeg but an intentionally
broken version that contains several hundred
known bu
wm4 writes:
> > You did not test FFmpeg but an intentionally
> > broken version that contains several hundred
> > known bugs and regressions not reproducible
>
> Then why is ffmpeg merging from it on a daily basis?
You cut the important part;-(
Although FFmpeg is merging on a daily basis,
Julian Herrera writes:
> frame #2: 0x002dd6e6 astra`mpeg_decode_slice(s=0x0f9eaa00,
> buf=0x03985a14) + 7854 at mpeg12.c:1813
This looks outdated.
Is the problem also reproducible with current
git head?
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Julian Diego Herrera Braga writes:
> I've updated the project to link against ffmpeg-2.0 and
> now the issue seems to be worse. FFmpeg now crashes
> more often during a seek operation. This is the new
> backtrace:
>
> * thread #14: tid = 0x3303, 0x001d133c astra
> `ff_put_pixels16_neon, stop
Julian Diego Herrera Braga writes:
> > Please provide a complete backtrace including
> > disassembly and register dump, as explained on
> > http://ffmpeg.org/bugreports.html
> >
> > No way to reproduce the problem with the
> > ffmpeg executable?
> >
> Can I run the ffmpeg executable on an iOS dev
Jason Cipriani writes:
> If so, where can I find the documentation for it?
> The "Documentation -> libavcodec" link on the ffmpeg
> site (http://ffmpeg.org/libavcodec.html) doesn't actually
> seem to be documentation, although I did eventually find
> the doxygen docs for avcodec.h. However, i
Abel Alonso writes:
> I have no access to the development system where I
> test FFmpeg compilation for Android, so I cannot test
> it. However, just looking to the code, it wouldn't
> compile, because you are no defining de type. To make
> that compile yo need to add the following line.
> #de
satya gowtham kudupudi writes:
> I am making system call to above command and i want
> to extract only error message but unfortunately
> ffmpeg is writing non error messages to stderr.
I may absolutely misunderstand your mail but are you
searching for -loglevel error ?
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Adi Shavit writes:
> I have a udp feed with a multi-program stream.
> I need to demux all the streams simultaneously.
> Can avlib do this?
I may misunderstand your question but I believe
FFmpeg can only demux all streams of a transport
stream (you can of course ignore the streams
that you d
Adi Shavit writes:
> What I'm asking is if it is possible to demux
> and the decode all (desired) streams independently.
Again, I may misunderstand, but I suspect you cannot
demux the streams of a transport stream independently
but you can only decode the resulting video and audio
streams in
Adi Shavit writes:
> > > If so, how can I get the "program name" in a
> > > named stream to know which one I'm processing?
> >
> > See AVFormatContext->programs[] and
> > av_find_program_from_stream() and friends.
>
> What's the relationship between "programs" and streams?
(You mentioned progra
Mike Versteeg writes:
> rtmp://185.13.90.110/vidlivestream/_definst_/stream/test
Works fine here, Carl Eugen
$ ffmpeg -i rtmp://185.13.90.110/vidlivestream/_definst_/stream/test
ffmpeg version N-54924-g5156d48 Copyright (c) 2000-2013 the FFmpeg developers
built on Jul 25 2013 09:01:09 with gc
Adi Shavit writes:
> I used the term "program" since that's what VLC calls
> selection the "channel" in a multi-program stream.
> I think this may be the same thing and the variable
> identifies which stream(s) belongs to which channel.
> Correct?
Sounds correct.
(But I have never selected ch
mikeversteeg writes:
> Carl Eugen Hoyos wrote
> > Works fine here, Carl Eugen
>
> Thanks, interesting!
> So unless they fixed it in the past 24 hours,
(They?)
> how is this possible?
I suggest you look at the configure lines.
(This is not only the reason why you ar
mikeversteeg writes:
> > I suggest you look at the configure lines.
> Sorry, you lost me.
Sorry, what is unclear about that?
(Especially since the exact same question was
asked - and answered - at the same time on
ffmpeg-user)
Please compare my configure line with the
one you used.
(Sorry i
mikeversteeg writes:
> With 'configure" I assume you mean the build
> configuration? If so, I do not see how disabling
> inputs will help me solve the problem
Then I really, really honestly cannot help you.
Note that I did not want to imply at any point that
you haven't given all necessary i
Carl Eugen Hoyos writes:
> > If the answer is out there in this 'ffmpeg-user'
> > can you at least provide a link?
>
> http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.video.ffmpeg.user/46779/focus=46824
Sorry, I apparently misread this message, it is
probably unrelated.
Sor
Paul B Mahol writes:
> What about disabling native FFmpeg rtmp code?
> Assuming librtmp one works fine.
It's the other way 'round...
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mikeversteeg writes:
> You did help a little bit in demonstrating there
> is apparently a bug in ffmpeg, where your specific
> build works and "full" builds don't.
Why do you think so?
Please test "./configure && make ffmpeg" or
"./configure --enable-gpl && make ffmpeg" and
report back.
If i
Paul B Mahol writes:
> On 7/26/13, Carl Eugen Hoyos wrote:
> > Paul B Mahol ...> writes:
> >
> >> What about disabling native FFmpeg rtmp code?
> >> Assuming librtmp one works fine.
> >
> > It's the other way 'round...
>
> Real
Mark Kenna writes:
> I am trying to decode raw G726 from file.
Does it work with ffmpeg (the executable)?
If not, I would be very interested in a sample.
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Pavel Vazharov writes:
> ./configure --enable-gpl \
> --enable-nonfree
Unrelated:
The only effect that this option has in your
configure line is that you are not allowed to
distribute any binaries based on this compile,
so please remove it.
[...]
> When I started the application it gave -
Ivaylo Spasov writes:
> I convert AVI to MPEG with folowing command:
>
> avconv
To elaborate:
avconv contains several hundred known bugs that
are not reproducible with ffmpeg, some of them
security relevant, please understand that we
therefore cannot support it here.
See http://blog.pkh.me/
Marika Marszalkowski writes:
> I have tried a lot of different settings and can
> not make it work.
Command line including complete, uncut console output /
source code missing.
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Brian Lewis writes:
> Hi, I'm getting some invalid reads and uses of uninitialized
> values in valgrind that I can't clear up.
(valgrind output missing.)
> int buf_size = avpicture_get_size(PIX_FMT_OUT, WIDTH, HEIGHT);
> uint8_t *buf = malloc(buf_size);
Does it get better if you allocate more
Brian Lewis writes:
> The very same test case test.c, when compiled against
> libraries from ffmpeg 2.0, doesn't produce any
> invalid-read or use-of-uninitialized-memory errors in
> valgrind.
Please use git bisect to find the commit introducing
the problem.
Carl Eugen
Adi Shavit writes:
> I was wondering if ffmpeg/libav knows how to extract
> closed captions from a video
No, but what kind of source file are you working with?
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Alex Cohn writes:
> As for optimizations, please describe what hardware
> you are using, this may have a serious influence
> on the expected max performance.
This is not wrong, even more interesting imo would be
the format of the video (and audio) the OP is trying
to decode faster.
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Lucas Soltic writes:
> Is there any reliable way of knowing the names of the
> libraries that will be created by a standard FFmpeg's
> configure & make process?
> On Unix platforms there are ".so" and ".so.version",
> and on Windows, there are ".dll" and "-version.dll".
I probably misunderstan
Lucas Soltic writes:
> >> On Unix platforms there are ".so" and ".so.version",
> >> and on Windows, there are ".dll" and "-version.dll".
> >
> > I probably misunderstand but are you suggesting that we
> > name the Unix shared libraries *.dll ?
> > (Or the Windows shared libraries *.so ?)
>
>
Leo Fernando writes:
> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> [Switching to Thread 0x7fffe67c8700 (LWP 20524)]
> get_bits (s=0x7fffd804a1a0, mb_y=34, buf=0x7fffe67c6a00,
> buf_size=0) at libavcodec/get_bits.h:241
> 241 UPDATE_CACHE(re, s);
> (gdb)
Needed part of gdb outp
writes:
> I use aacdec decoding the data only one channel there
> is sound, the same file with ffmpeg - version 0.11 into
> the same parameters and data decoding is no problem.
Please provide the sample.
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Nick Wood writes:
> 1. Is ffmpeg the proper choice for decoding and
> displaying the .ts files?
I suspect you can try if ffmpeg (the command line tool)
and ffplay can read your file to answer this question.
(I don't think anybody else can answer the question
unless you upload a sample which l
satya gowtham kudupudi writes:
> On ubuntu i've installed ffmpeg as per
> http://ffmpeg.org/trac/ffmpeg/wiki/UbuntuCompilationGuide
> I'm trying to compile
>
http://www.ffmpeg.org/doxygen/2.0/doc_2examples_2decoding_encoding_8c-example.html;
> changed int main(int argc, char **argv) to
> int
Safi writes:
> Hello i have developed a working media player using libav
> for my project . now i want to decode my h264 video using
> video acceleration decoding via vaapi
There is a patch for MPlayer that you should be able to find
googling "mplayer vaapi": for example gitorious.org/vaapi/m
Michael Chisholm writes:
> demuxing.c: In function 'int main(int, char**)':
> demuxing.c:261:66: error: invalid conversion from 'void*' to 'uint8_t**
> {aka unsigned char**}' [-fpermissive]
> audio_dst_data = av_mallocz(sizeof(uint8_t *) * nb_planes);
>
James Board writes:
> >(Nothing about this is FFmpeg specific.)
>
> This is the libav mailing list, not the fmpeg
> mailing list
This is a mailing list about FFmpeg (that is why
it is hosted on the FFmpeg server). Questions
about how to convert a C program (that allows
implicit type convers
Michael Chisholm writes:
> So my point to all this is, the ffmpeg-2.0.1 headers
> aren't completely C++-friendly
I don't think this is correct as such:
The headers are neither C++-friendly nor C++-unfriendly,
they are simply C headers and exactly the same
limitations apply than when using any
Amir Hossein Rouhi writes:
> I am wondering if anyone can help me how can i use
> ffmpeg to extract frames in raw RGB image format.
> The following code does not work:
> ffmpeg -i foo.mp4 -r 1 -s 320x240 -f image2 foo-%03d.rgb
This is at least missing -vcodec rawvideo
Please add the complete,
Алексей Дорофеев writes:
> I'm seeing memory leak in case when the first
> INTRA-frame is delayed.
Did you try to reproduce with ffmpeg (the
application) and valgrind?
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Amir Hossein Rouhi writes:
> What the bellow command line generate is a raw image
> but in YUV 4:2:0 format. what i want is RGB raw image.
> I know there is a formula to convert YUV to RGB but i
> need pure RGB in the file. even i tried to use
> -pix_fmt but could not find any parameter for R
Andy Shaules writes:
> extern "C" {
> #include
> #include
> #include
> #include
> }
Please note that this is a wrong (or bad)
example, there is no guarantee that headers
in different directories do not have
identical names (and at le
James Board writes:
> It would be nice if someone told me beforehand whether
> or not this is a problem that can be fixed.
Ok, so far this is understandable.
> If I want to decode a single isolated frame with
> ffvhuff, does the ffvhuff algorithm require me to
> decode multiple frames after
Camera Man writes:
> Unfortunately, the udp layer will set it's SO_RCVBUF kernel buffer to at
> most 64K, (which e.g. Linux will translate to a 128K buffer). That
> practically guarantees that any single frame larger than 128K (e.g., an
> average I-frame in an 1280x720 stream) will not fit wit
leanne attard writes:
> I am using opencv to read from a video file output
> from a Vivotek ipcamera model(IP 3872).
What does ffmpeg -i video_file show for the file that
you want to read from?
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leanne attard writes:
> thanks for the reply, I am getting the same error and
> some other information:
It appears the file can be read, does any operation fail?
> attached a screenshot - ffmpeg output.png
Please do not attache screenshots, simply
paste the console output.
And please do not
Jaspreet Singh writes:
> Hi,I would like to use ffmpeg to create a mpegts
> with custom metadata information.
Please consider opening an enhancement request on
trac if you do not intend to send a patch.
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sirvo writes:
> Ok, got libstagefright of ffmpeg working and
> playing full HD videos on android!
Could you elaborate a little on what you had to do?
I remember some users had problems...
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Robert Krüger writes:
> I have AVCHD files from a camera (Panasonic Lumix GH1) that demux and
> decode with libavformat/libavcodec detecting no other keyframe but the
> first (both, the first video packet and video frame are marked as
> keyframe), which is not what I would have expected for those
Robert Krüger writes:
> So are you saying that AVPacket.key_frame should be
> set to 1 for recovery points in H.264?
No, on the contrary, I don't think this would "work"
(depending on the definition of work) in the sense
that the frame marked as key_frame cannot be
independently decoded if al
Robert Krüger writes:
> In case of the files I am talking about here, there are no recovery
> point SEIs after the first frame so libavformat/avcodec is probably
> doing everything correctly, too. Since I think I know that these
> streams in fact do have random access points, I will probably have
Robert Krüger writes:
> I'll be more than happy to do that. How do you want
> me to do it? Open a ticket (if so, what would be an
> appropriate topic/title in your opinion?) or by
> some other means?
Whatever seems appropriate and simple to you, as you
know there is a ftp/http upload site, y
Robert Krüger writes:
> If my debug output is correct, both contain no
> B-slices/frames (I just noticed that) but they
> do contain I-slices/frames. If I am not missing
> something, those I-Frames should be valid random
> access points then.
Do you mean you debugged the sample (with a strea
Robert Krüger writes:
> Since only P- and I-slices are parsed (I can see that
> in the debug output), I would indeed expect every
> I-frame (meaning any frame only consisting of one
> I-slice in the stream) to be a valid access point
So you mean a P-frame after an I-frame is not allowed to
r
Robert Krüger writes:
> Btw, is it intentional that you don't answer questions
> I ask in my emails?
Please understand that you know much more than I do about
H.264 so I simply cannot answer most of your questions.
http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=Mirror contains
a copy of an old H.
Robert Krüger writes:
> >> > Even better. Which commit are you talking about?
> >
> > Iirc, fixed ticket with keyword "h264".
>
> You mean 2738?
I believe this is the one I meant.
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Robert Krüger writes:
> I was interested to know how you found out that
> ffmpeg "thinks" the 28th frame is a random access
> point
I concatenated the second until the 29th frame of the
input sample and tested decoding with current FFmpeg.
I also wanted to test with the reference decoder
(tha
André Anjos writes:
> [libmp3lame0x7fa7d201f200] Channel layout not specified
> Output #0, avi, to 'test.avi':
> Stream #0:0: Video: ffv1, yuv420p, 352x288, q=2-31,
> 400 kb/s, 90k tbn, 25 tbc
> Stream #0:1: Audio: mp3 (libmp3lame), 44100 Hz,
> 2 channels, fltp, 64 kb/s
> Error enco
Robert Krüger writes:
> I just cut away everything from the file until the start
> of the packet containing the 27th frame
> (tail -c4329532 gh1_720p.mts > gh1_720p_cat.mts) and the
> resulting file decodes without artifacts using ffmpeg.
(With or without -flags2 showall?)
> The number of de
Carl Eugen Hoyos writes:
> Robert Krüger ...> writes:
>
> > I just cut away everything from the file until the start
> > of the packet containing the 27th frame
> > (tail -c4329532 gh1_720p.mts > gh1_720p_cat.mts) and the
> > resulting file decodes withou
Robert Krüger writes:
> > Afaict, the 27th frame is not shown, ffmpeg "thinks"
> > that it is no random access point.
>
> What do you mean by "not shown"?
It is not decoded unless flags2 showall is used because
FFmpeg thinks the 27th frame is not a random access
point.
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Robert Krüger writes:
> >> > Afaict, the 27th frame is not shown, ffmpeg "thinks"
> >> > that it is no random access point.
> >>
> >> What do you mean by "not shown"?
> >
> > It is not decoded unless flags2 showall is used because
> > FFmpeg thinks the 27th frame is not a random access
> > point.
salsaman writes:
> Just out interest how does one force seeking only to
> recovery points in lavf/lavc programmatically ?
It is the default, if it does not work for your,
please report it (here).
Note that ffmpeg (the application) supports seeking,
so it should be possible to use it for test
Rafa Lopez writes:
> ./ffmpeg -f mxg -i
"http://192.168.0.78/control/faststream.jpg?stream=MxPEG"; -y pipas.avi
> AVFormatContext *formatContext = avformat_alloc_context();
> formatContext->video_codec_id = AV_CODEC_ID_MXPEG;but it doesn't work
I don't know if this is the issue, but I w
André Anjos writes:
> Could anyone fix the example code in ffmpeg so
> it reflects these modifications?
Please send a patch (made with git format-patch) to
the ffmpeg-devel mailing list.
Please do not top (neither here not there), it is
considered rude.
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André Anjos writes:
> Please do not top (neither here not there), it is
> considered rude.
Please do not top-post on all ffmpeg mailing lists.
Sorry, Carl Eugen
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Tuukka Pasanen writes:
> Now it works with [...] FFmpeg 0.11 but version
> above that (like 1.0-2.0/Git) doesn't work as
> they should with MP3
Which commit introduced the regression?
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Zanelli Franco writes:
> I experienced it when I was trying to include static ffmpeg
> libraries (libavcodec.a, libavformat.a ...) in my shared lib
> (mylib.so) on a 64 bit linux platform, but I don't know how to
> solve, can you help me please?
Could you explain (FFmpeg version, configure line,
Tuukka Pasanen writes:
> Okay I suck in GIT but at last I managed to find commit is:
> '5864ce13d188260998bbf49a2a774fa9bd445c10'.
> Everything before that works and if you apply that patch it appears.
Wasn't this fixed in e096283 ?
Please avoid top-posting here.
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Tuukka Pasanen writes:
> I pulled down version 2.1 from git version and there is no
> change. Commit 'e096283' seems to fix MP3 CBR like it says.
> Some VBR level 1 files works also sounds pretty good. One
> starts to hear more errors from VBR level 2 and above. I
> made some test files with
Anders Rein writes:
> When decoding IMX video from a mov file I get two different
> values for sample_aspect_ratio whether I look in AVStram or
> AVCodecContext. How are the two values retrieved/calculated?
(ffmpeg -i output missing)
I would guess one SAR is written in the bitstream, the othe
Thomas Freudenreich writes:
> There are Datetime values in the Quicktime MOV
> Container. It is in the Movie Header Atoms (mvhd).
> This are seconds since 1.1.1904
> Is there a function/structure where I can
> access these values?
I believe so, please provide "ffmpeg -i file" output
for the
Muhammad Osaid writes:
> I currently stuck on this problem which is
> related to capturing webcam stream (via OpenCV)
> and encoding it via h264 using FFMPEG.
I am not sure if this is the right mailing list for
this question but if it is, please provide all
necessary information here on the
SP Tech writes:
> I am unable to proceed because of limited content on
> internet explaining compilation of FFmpeg.
What's wrong with http://ffmpeg.org/platform.html ?
> I used https://github.com/lajos/iFrameExtractor to
> start with compiling of FFmpeg
You should *really* start with downloa
Thomas Freudenreich writes:
> Input #0, mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2, from 'm.mov':
> Duration: 00:00:13.27, start: 0.00, bitrate: 9279 kb/s
> Stream #0.0(eng): Video: h264, yuv420p, 1920x1080
> [PAR 1:1 DAR 16:9], 29.97 tbr, 29.97 tbn, 59.94 tbc
> Stream #0.1(eng): Audio: aac, 48000 Hz
Michael Winter writes:
> What is used for decoding mp3?
The mp3 (or mpegaudio) decoder.
(Sorry.)
> Does it comply with the --enable-nonfree compilation?
This question makes no sense to me, I suspect "nonfree"
means something something completely different for you
than for the FFmpeg develope
Michael Winter writes:
> But the license compliance checklist looks strictly
> detailed for lgpl.
>
> For example, lame is lgpl except for the mpeg123
> libs they use for decoding which is gpl.
You win;-))
If I understand correctly, lame contains GPL code
by default without telling...
Sinc
Carl Eugen Hoyos writes:
> If I understand correctly, lame contains GPL code
> by default without telling...
Actually the source files each have a license
header claiming they are LGPL, only the README
file says they are LGPL.
Carl
Stefano Sabatini writes:
> Just let me note that "--enable-nonfree" is an
> incredibly poor and confusing name choice
Really? I am not so sure...
(Particularly considering some other "name choices"
related to FFmpeg...)
> what is "free"?,
> why should a non-GPL license be considered "non-fre
Michael Winter writes:
> > $ configure --disable-decoder
>
> Then you are using LAME or MAD for decoding. Is that
> correct?
No, as I tried to explain, FFmpeg can neither use LAME
nor MAD for decoding. As I wrote, if you compile LAME
with --disable-decoder (to make sure no GPL'd code
gets l
Adi Shavit writes:
> See my previous thread(s).
> You need one decoder per-stream.
I don't disagree but I suspect this is not needed
if the input stream is intra-only.
Please do not top-post here, Carl Eugen
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Dídac Pérez writes:
> I am using ffmpeg to retrieve the RTSP stream from a
> network IP camera, concretely a Bosch Dinion HD 720p.
>
> When I run my code, it stucks in avformat_find_stream_info()
Is this reproducible with ffmpeg (the application)?
Carl Eugen
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Dídac Pérez writes:
> ffplay rtsp://192.168.1.198/video
Please try ffplay rtsp://192.168.1.19?tcp
Please do not top-post here, it is considered rude,
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Carl Eugen Hoyos writes:
> Dídac Pérez ...> writes:
>
> > ffplay rtsp://192.168.1.198/video
>
> Please try ffplay rtsp://192.168.1.19?tcp
Should have been:
ffplay rtsp://192.168.1.198/video?tcp
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