I\'m having a strange issue trying stream H.264 video with Django using the FileWrapper class. I\'m using the following view function:
I\'ve got a set of videos that are going to be posted on a new site I\'m developing, using our new html5 player. I know Firefox only supports .ogg format, whereas most others (including eventually IE9
So we are creating some video server. We broadcast flv\'s to our flash clients. our providers can provide us with h254 videos of 1920x1080and 1280x720video sizes. But that videos vill be generated fro
We\'re converting a bunch of 开发者_C百科.RM files to .MP4 and wondered what the best way is. Here are the details:
I wrote some code that stores on the disk some RTP packets with H264 stream. I would like to be able to extract H264 data from the RTP packets and render that data somewhere to test and see if my code
I\'m looking for a good (general) conversion command that will convert any input file to h.264 sized for the iPad.
My C++ application receives a H.264 RTP video stream. Right now it decodes the stream, saves it into a YUV file and later I use ffmpeg to re-ecode the file into something suitable to watch on a Windo
I currently use this to play AVC (H.264 or MPEG-4 Part 10) videos. <video controls preload> <source src=\"xyz.mp4\" type=\'video/mp4; codecs=\"avc1.42E01E, mp4a.40.2\"\'>
I don\'t know too much about h.264, but the thing is that I\'ve got this video in h.264 in a mp4 container which I would like to stream over UDP.
The Problem I have is when using ffmpeg to encode a YUV using libx264 I don\'t get all the frame information in -vstats output. It raises the question of how reliable ffmpeg is, and therefore can any
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