Lucas Soltic lucas.soltic@... writes:
Is there any reliable way of knowing the names of the
libraries that will be created by a standard FFmpeg's
configure make process?
On Unix platforms there are .so and .so.version,
and on Windows, there are .dll and -version.dll.
I probably
Le 6 sept. 2013 à 09:53, Carl Eugen Hoyos ceho...@ag.or.at a écrit :
Lucas Soltic lucas.soltic@... writes:
Is there any reliable way of knowing the names of the
libraries that will be created by a standard FFmpeg's
configure make process?
On Unix platforms there are .so and .so.version,
Lucas Soltic lucas.soltic@... writes:
On Unix platforms there are .so and .so.version,
and on Windows, there are .dll and -version.dll.
I probably misunderstand but are you suggesting that we
name the Unix shared libraries *.dll ?
(Or the Windows shared libraries *.so ?)
Hi,
Hi All,
I use ffmpeg + ffserver to support a stream server.
the video and audio source is from usb webcam.
When I test the stream by VLC, it can get video data , and audio data
respectively.
but I try to use ffserver to output a rtp stream for audio and a rtp stream
for video.
there are not
On Sep 6, 2013 12:47 PM, Lucas Soltic lucas.sol...@orange.fr wrote:
Le 6 sept. 2013 à 09:53, Carl Eugen Hoyos ceho...@ag.or.at a écrit :
Lucas Soltic lucas.soltic@... writes:
Is there any reliable way of knowing the names of the
libraries that will be created by a standard FFmpeg's
Hi, I have problems decoding h264 video chunks included in a Mp4 video.
As far as I know nal units start with 0x01 identifier. So I manage
to parse mp4 video, spot the video chunks, re-parse the chunks to find
nal unit identifier, then I reassemble the chunks and, finally, send the
nal
When using libs you are on your own. The VFR/CFR comes with ffmpeg tool.
So it sounds like what yo're saying is that with the libs, I won't have the
same issues with the ffmpeg feature where it duplicated input frames in
order to meet some unspecified constant frame rate? With the libs, when
Let's say I have an input video (AVI format) that is vfr, and I write
a libav application that steps through each frame in the video and
does something: maybe I write that frame to a file on disk. Will
I have vfr-problems where the libav is duplicating frames, or removing
frames (behind the
On 9/6/13, James Board jpboa...@yahoo.com wrote:
Let's say I have an input video (AVI format) that is vfr, and I write
a libav application that steps through each frame in the video and
does something: maybe I write that frame to a file on disk. Will
I have vfr-problems where the libav is
Le 6 sept. 2013 à 12:11, Carl Eugen Hoyos ceho...@ag.or.at a écrit :
Lucas Soltic lucas.soltic@... writes:
On Unix platforms there are .so and .so.version,
and on Windows, there are .dll and -version.dll.
I probably misunderstand but are you suggesting that we
name the Unix shared
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