I try to display a MJPEG camera stream in Gnash, but Gnash apparently fails to recognize/choose the correct codec.
Debug output: 4628:1] 15:55:29 SECURITY: Checking security of URL 'http://10.1.1.223/control/faststream.jpg?stream=full&fps=16' 4628:1] 15:55:29 SECURITY: Load from host 10.1.1.223 granted (default) 4628:1] 15:55:29 DEBUG: CurlStreamFile 0x81d83a8 created 4628:1] 15:55:29 SECURITY: Loading from url: 'http://10.1.1.223/control/faststream.jpg?stream=full&fps=16' 4628:1] 15:55:29 DEBUG: Global instance list grew to 5 entries 4628:1] 15:55:29 DEBUG: Starting virtual clock And nothing else happens (no video is visible, no error message). Gnash is compiled for ffmpeg, but I also tried Gstreamer with no luck. On the same host I can use ffmpeg to convert the MJPEG stream, so all required codecs are installed: ffmpeg -f mjpeg -i "http://10.1.1.223/control/faststream.jpg?stream=full&fps=16"; test.mpg However, I must specify the "mjpeg" format or ffmpeg would load data without doing anything with it. The MIME type is "multipart/x-mixed-replace", which might be too generic to recognize the effective codec. Other HTTP streams (FLV, MPG) play fine using the same .swf file (which uses FLVPlayback class). Question: Can the input format be manually specified in a .swf file? Unfortunately I could not find the relevant source code part where the videoCodecType is choosen.. Thanks for any hint, Udo _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
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