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Hello,<br>
I had to do almost the same goal as You - record incomming AV stream
(h264/aac) to MP4 files. What i did was that live555 only dumped
streams into separate files and then i used MP4Box to merge them into
working mp4 file.<br>
Greetings,<br>
Marcin<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:Michael.Scholz@dlr.de">Michael.Scholz@dlr.de</a> pisze:
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<pre wrap="">Michi wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Am I correct to think that openRTSP should transcode the raw streams correctly using the -4 option?
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<pre wrap="">In principle, yes (except that our code doesn't do any "transcoding"; it just records already-encoded data). However, this is difficult to do well, because the ".mp4" file format is ill-suited for what we are trying to do here: Record a file that properly represents incoming audio and video frames that are time-stamped. But undoubtedly this is one part of our code that could be improved.
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The result should be one file containing video and audio.
If mp4 is an ill-suited format, what else would you recommend? Other file format or different workflow? Better to record the video- and audio-session separately and merge afterwards?
Michi
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