about the "application/vnd.apple.mpegURL"
I'll try to mess with that a little today and see what happens
The HTML stuff, I am not sure but if the doctype isn't there
html/html5 is assume, but you're right, I put it there.
Since html5, and I want to use the html5 video tag, the header in an
I might have made a few mistakes, :), when I threw hat together real
quick. For some quick tests I did the document type didn't really matter.
(I used the html more as an "entry point"
I'll clean it up this weekend and give it a shot. I did notice that the
ffmpeg command keeps "adding" new file
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> Your browser does not support the video tag.
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The type for the “extended” m3u8 files for hls is registered as
application/vnd.apple.mpegURL
Usually whatever handles mime types on your http server handles that for you.
personally I don’t mark mime types except maybe to make a link d
Hello Michael,
I have that ffmpeg command going, it seems
However I don't see anything really in the http/html page
(Just a sad smiley with the text: "No video with supported format and
MIME type found"
this is the HTML I am using:
Your browser does not support the video tag.
uhm... no...
basically, I just want "some way" to pull a stream from a camera, and
display it in a web page, basically rstsp over http... I don't really
want to try anything commercial. It shouldn't be too difficult, accept,
since a bit, streaming with players is disabled in most brows
Have you experimented with Unreal Live Server?
http://www.umediaserver.net/umediaserver/download.html
On Fri, May 3, 2019 at 6:58 PM R C wrote:
> Hello Ted,
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> that seems to work! thank you!! That ffmpeg command is indeed making a
> movie from that stream into a file, tried watching it, VL
Hello Ted,
that seems to work! thank you!! That ffmpeg command is indeed making a
movie from that stream into a file, tried watching it, VLC does give me
trouble, but it shows it as a movie.
Would be cool if I could have the output as a stream, that I can embed.
I am new to ffmpeg and gst
> So my idea was tho use ffmpeg or gstreamer to embed it in html, with some
> sort of player.
Html you’re gonna need to write yourself, but you can use the rtsp stream as an
input and output HLS to embed in your html, I think this will get you what you
want.
Something like
ffmpeg -i rtsp://192
I can get pretty much anything out of it I want. It is an onvif camera,
so with some C, soap, xml, I can access it, get URIs, and can do things
like a reboot etc.
I can get snapshots out, and streams, H.264 and mp4. I can also access
it with VLC and stream different resolutions with it. So t
> I have a few IP cameras (onvif) that I can get stills and video out of with
> scriprts.
What exactly can you get out of your cameras? (Format, codec, protocol, etc.)
Is this a live stream you want to serve?
> What I would want to do is put a stream into a web page, html document.
> I'd prefer t
Hello,
this probably has been asked a million times before.
I have a few IP cameras (onvif) that I can get stills and video out of with
scriprts.
What I would want to do is put a stream into a web page, html document.
I'd prefer to used "something different" than rtsp, to be used by the
brows
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