Zoltan - the only problem with this, that I just realized is this:
As I mentioned before, the cameras intermittently lose connection.
Supposing that I send the ffmpeg test command while the camera connection is
good, and then the camera stream input to ffplay drops. Ffplay will
continue displayi
Zoltan:
Ok, I tested this and you are correct - it works. Thank you, very much.
I unplugged the camera and ran the ffmpeg command, you suggested and I
promptly received a:
"Connection to tcp://192.168.0.2 failed: Connection refused
http://192.168.0.2: Connection refused"
I can work with this.
I did this and it works:
ffmpeg -i rtsp://wowzaec2demo.streamlock.net/vod/mp4:BigBuckBunny_115k.mov
-y -f image2 -qscale 0 -frames 1 test.jpg
On Wed, 30 Jan 2019 at 19:34, discarn8
wrote:
> Thanks, Zoltan. I had not thought of that. I'll test it tonight and report
> back. Thanks very much.
>
>
Thanks, Zoltan. I had not thought of that. I'll test it tonight and report
back. Thanks very much.
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I would pull 1 jpg from the stream, on failure, it changes state and does
something. on success drop jpeg and do nothing.
On 2019. Jan 30., Wed at 18:30, discarn8
wrote:
> I'm using multiple instances of ffplay, on a linux distro, to play multiple
> rtsp streams from multiple security cameras.
I'm using multiple instances of ffplay, on a linux distro, to play multiple
rtsp streams from multiple security cameras. However, due to the crowded
wifi environment I'm in and the 2.4ghz limitations of the cameras, I
occasionally drop / lose connection to one or more cameras, and thus lose
the rt
