The page did not display the video either. examples/LiveVideoStreaming/client/live.html, by specifying Then I checked the live stream output using Adobe Flash Player (RTMP), using the page at (I guess I need to post this part in VLC forum!) I checked in %appdata%/vlc folder (Windows), but could not figure out where to find VLC’s log file. “Your input can’t be opened: VLC is unable to open the MRL ‘rtsp://localhost:1935/live/mpegts.stream’.
VLC Player is also installed on the same machine. I try to play the live stream using VLC Player, by giving the following URL (in Open Network Stream option):
I started receiving stream in the Wowza Stream Manager page, by specifying MediaCaster type as ‘rtp’, and Stream Name as ‘mpegts.stream’ The contents of mpegts.stream file is as follows:.Wowza is installed on the same machine, and sample.mp4 contains H.264 video. I’m following the steps as instructed at (MPEG-TS-based-encoderįfmpeg -i sample.mp4 -f mpegts udp://localhost:10000 I’m trying to stream H.264 video in MPEG-TS container (using FFMPEG) to Wowza, and play the output (using VLCPlayer), but it does not work. Open a command windows, cd to the folder where the video resides and execute the following command, where video.mpg is the filename of the video: C:\apps\ffmpeg\bin\ffprobe video.mpg C:\Apps\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg -i video.mpg -s 720x576 -b:v 2000k -vcodec mpeg2video -acodec copy video_smaller.mpgĪrticle aws debian fix git google howto jenkins js linux mantis manual mopidy mysql network ninja node node.I’m stuck with this problem for many nights, so please help, someone!
All other parameters (resolution, audio, video format) we’ll leave intact.įirst, we get the information on the video file using ffprobe. In this example we will use a video file and attempt to decrease its size by lowering the bitrate. Store it somewhere on your computer where you will be able to find it, let’s store it at C:\Apps\ffmpeg. For Windows I’d recommend download the static 32 or 64 bit downloaded, depending on your computer. First, download ffmpeg using the ffmpeg website. This blog post is explained using Windows, but can be performed under any OS using ffmpeg. Category: ffmpeg Decrease video file size using ffmpegĮver felt the need to decrease a video in size? Here’s how, using ffmpeg.
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