Saturday, March 28, 2009

Milena Velba Nadien Jensen

streaming rai via web with mplayer and Linux (no firefox, no Silverlight, no moonlight)

can happen to want to do un'operazioncina so (never mind why): having a video stream as possible to the definition that is streamed via RTP (Ie UDP). therefore not worth the HTTP / TCP. that is not worth publishing the video on a web page. video format as you have freedom of choice, as well as for the player. all obviously on a local network at your disposal.
solution is adopted, and implemented in these parts was as follows. - install linux on a machine the darwin streaming server note from factory fruit
through a special small instruments
- update vlc
(not essential) - convert. Mov via
mplayer, mencoder and mp4creator
using the following scriptino
#! / Bin / bash BRATE = 5000 rm-f divx2pass.log mencoder $ 1-o / dev / null-ovc x264-x264encopts pass = 1: turbo: bitrate = $ BRATE: bframes = 1: me = UMH : partitions = all: trellis = 1: qp _step = 4: = 0.7 qcomp: direct_pred = self: keyint = 300-vf scale =- 10: -1, harddup-oac faac-faacopts br = 192: mpeg = 4: object = 2-Chann the 2-srate 48000-ofps 24000/1001

& & mencoder $ 1-o $ 1.avi-ovc x264-x264encopts pass = 2: turbo: bitrate = $ BRATE: bframes = 1: me UMH =: partitions = all: trellis = 1: qp_st
ep = 4: = 0.7 qcomp: direct_pred = self: keyint = 300-vf scale =- 10: -1, oac faac-faacopts harddup-br = 192: mpeg = 4: object = 2-channels
2-srate 48000-ofps 24000/1001

& & $ mplayer-dumpfile $ 1.avi-dumpaudio 1.aac
& & $ mplayer-dumpfile $ 1.avi-dumpvideo 1.h264 & &

mp4creator -create = 1.mp4 & & $ $ 1.aac
mp4creator-create = $ rate = $ 23,976 1.h264-1.mp4 & &

mp4creator-hint = $ 1-1.mp4 & &
mp4creator hint $ 2 = 1.mp4 & & $ 1.mp4
mp4creator-optimize & & $ list
mp4creator-1.mp4 & & rm
1.avi $ $ $ 1.aac 1.h264
et voila! comes out a file . Mp4 perfectly intelligible by VLC (open source network -> rtsp: / / server/file.mp4).
then for safety, I also have the darwin redundant server on a Windows machine this time.





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