I'm working on a simple media streaming service and need to write a video
archive from h264 rtsp stream.
In current implementation rtsp stream is written as-is into a series of mp4
files, one minute each. When current output file reaches it's length, I
simply close it and then open a new one,
2016-08-25 9:31 GMT+02:00 Felix Schillmaier :
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> I have a question to x264. I already posted the question to the x264
> developers but i got no answer yet, so I try it here.
It may make more sense to ping the issue there, I don't remember an
x264 developer posting here.
Hello,
I am having problems trying to use "avcodec_close" on AVCodecContext that
has received packets to decode yet has not finished going though the whole
stream. Using avcodec_flush_buffers does not seem to help either. How
should I go about correctly closing and freeing up the AVCodecContext
Hello,
I have a question to x264. I already posted the question to the x264 developers but i got no answer yet, so I try it here.
how is it possible that the diamond search achieves better compression than the Exhaustive Search (both ESA and TESA) for the same video.
Diamond search is