Andrea3000 andrea3000@... writes:
What do I need to update in the FFmpeg structure to
handle the change?
I suggest you first test ffmpeg (the command line application)
or ffplay (or MPlayer). If they do not support the changing of
number of audio / video streams or parameters
file1: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/11879013/file1.m2ts
file2: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/11879013/file2.m2ts
I also tested cat file1.m2ts file1.m2ts test1.ts and
cat file2.m2ts file2.m2ts test2.ts (and WMP) and it
could be possible that this cannot be supported due
to different encoding
Hi all,
I'm developing an application for playing media contents thanks to FFmpeg API.
Those media contents come from a custom input which is handled with FFmpeg's
custom I/O callbacks and it works fine.
The problem I need to address is that the media stream can sometimes
dynamically change
Dear all,
I use FFmpeg API in my Mac OS X application to decode video frames.
In case of interlaced frame I'm used to:
1) convert frame to YUV420P with sws_scale
2) deinterlace frame with avpicture_deinterlace
3) convert frame back to my required pixel format (UYVY422) with sws_scale
(I obviuosly
I use latest git version of FFmpeg API as parser in my
media player app (not as decoder).
It works great with every format/codec/muxer/ecc..
The only annoying thing is that with around 50%-60% of
MPEG-TS file that I've tested, CPU stays over 60% just
for parsing data.
If I remux the movie file
