Hi Adam,
Thanks a lot, problem is solved!!!
Yes its an ONVIF camera. I know that it can produce single JPEG
pictures, but as i saw in the camera settings, its on sub channel which
settings offers only 640*480 MJPEG picture, so i passed this. But now i
did a try, and i'm now surprised, because
> I have an RTSP stream which framerate is 1/16, which means every 16 sec
> a frame is transported through RTSP. This framerate is because of a
> special purpose, cannot and want not to change it.
>
> What i want is to save every frame of this video as single JPEG image on
> my server (Linux).
> 2022. 04. 07. 16:25 keltezéssel, Asbóth Bence írta:
>> Hi!
>>
>> Maybe authentication takes so long? Try to keep the stream open, eg with
>> VLC.
>>
>>
> On Apr 7, 2022, at 9:03 AM, Balogh László wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I tried, did not help. :(
>
> On VLC authenticating takes only a few sec. I
Hi!
I tried, did not help. :(
On VLC authenticating takes only a few sec. I need to wait just until to
the next image is created. I don't know why ffmpeg is waiting 2 minutes.
I attached a full screenlog of the script while running: log01.txt. You
can see that about every 2 minutes needed to
Hi!
Maybe authentication takes so long? Try to keep the stream open, eg with
VLC.
Talán az autentikáció tart ilyen sokáig? Próbáld meg, hogy folyamatosan
nyitva tartod a stream-et, pl.VLC-vel.
Balogh László ezt írta (időpont: 2022. ápr. 7., Cs, 12:14):
> Hi to All,
>
> I'm new in this mailing
Hi to All,
I'm new in this mailing list, so first thanks to letting me in. :)
I have an RTSP stream which framerate is 1/16, which means every 16 sec
a frame is transported through RTSP. This framerate is because of a
special purpose, cannot and want not to change it.
What i want is to save
