Hi to all
I am attempting to encode in MPEG2 XDCAM long gop 50Mbit using libavcodec,
but I think that some settings are wrong and I can't setup values correctly.
Here is the code that generates first 20 blocks of data in separate files:
/* find the video encoder */
pcodec_xd = avcodec_find_en
Any idea why these subtitles appear black in my video? what's wrong with
them?
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/8674304/GVT/s-ama.sub
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/8674304/GVT/s.sub
Where can I find the specification of this standard for me to parse by
myself / debug / etc?
The command line I am using to add
Wagner Patriota writes:
> Any idea why these subtitles appear black in my video?
> what's wrong with them?
Without looking at the sample, I suspect the file that
contains the subtitle colour information is missing (it
usually is after ripping the dvd), so FFmpeg has to guess
the colour.
Car
I have code working properly to read in a UDP stream for a couple of seconds.
Soon after, the stream becomes severely pixelated. I have my code below and
the output of my stream in video form below that. Has anybody seen something
like this before? I am using libav-0.8.3 and have tried increasing m
On 06/22/2012 04:12 PM, Michael Bradshaw wrote:
If you want to use libav* to decode the video in your own program, you
certainly can do that. When you open a "file" you pass it a URL (if
it's just a file on your local hard drive, you can pass something like
"video.mov" and it will open it with
Hello all,
I have been attempting to use Live555 to decode an incoming RTSP stream.
Arash has already kindly pointed out that this can be done using url_fopen.
However, I'ld really like to use what I've worked on so far with Live555
which gives me greater control over the RTSP connection. I've
