[Live-devel] openRTSP and video sequences
Ross Finlayson
finlayson at live555.com
Sun Apr 23 18:01:38 PDT 2006
>I am using openRTSP to record streaming video from an AXIS video
>server. I am able to capture MPEG4 video files perfectly, and they
>play back in Quicktime and WMP just fine.
>
>However, what I need to do is record the stream in small chunks (say 1
>minute long) and then later be able to tack them together to make a
>continuous video. I just use the -e 60 option to create 60-second long
>segments, and loop it in a shell script.
>
>The problem is, there is always around a 1/3 second time gap between
>the files, which causes a "jump" in the resulting concatenated video.
>
>Is there any way to seamlessly create segmented video like this with
>openRTSP?
Not with the application as it currently stands. However, it might
be possible to modify the code ("QuickTimeFileSink") to do this.
However, because you are already able to record a single, working
MPEG-4 file for the entire stream, I suggest that you instead start
from this, and look for a separate application that can split up this
MPEG-4 file into (e.g., 1-minue segments). I.e., instead of trying
to find a way to first record 1-minute files, which you later join
together into a single file, record a single file that you later
split into 1-minute segments. I realize that this may not be what
you're looking for, but it seems to me like an easier approach...
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc. (LIVE555.COM)
<http://www.live555.com/>
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