On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 5:38 PM Michael Glenn Williams
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> We have interest in being able to read timestamps in protocol headers also.
>
> Do we have a doc that specifies which protocols in the video stream ffmpeg
> supports with a timecode, and what format of the timecode is?
Probably
We have interest in being able to read timestamps in protocol headers also.
Do we have a doc that specifies which protocols in the video stream ffmpeg
supports with a timecode, and what format of the timecode is?
Does anyone have experience which layer within the network stack has a
timestamp
On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 3:01 PM Alejandro Escudero
wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I am trying to get a RTSP stream from an IP Camera and save that stream as
> several MP4 segments, but i need that each file segment name gets the real
> time stamp of the video stream. (If I use the -strftime 1, it gets the
I've been using Python to archive my RTSP IP camera footage. This is the
Python code I use to name the file the current date and time. Basically I
have the program terminate and start a new ffmpeg instance every 20
minutes. It would be nice though if ffmpeg could segment and timestamp the
files
Nevermind I just read your question again and I guess it sounds like you
want the time stamp from the camera itself. Not sure how you would do that.
On Fri, Sep 6, 2019 at 11:29 PM Michael Shaffer
wrote:
> I've been using Python to archive my RTSP IP camera footage. This is the
> Python code I
Hi,
I am trying to get a RTSP stream from an IP Camera and save that stream as
several MP4 segments, but i need that each file segment name gets the real
time stamp of the video stream. (If I use the -strftime 1, it gets the time of
the local machine but i need the real rtsp time). How can I
