Stream UDP and Create SDP File?
Posted: 18 Sep 2005 15:57
I have a setup where I'm transcoding video. The computer (Mac) running VLC is at a remote site. I am using the following command line to send the stream to a computer at our main site. The IP in the UDP URL is on a different subnet. I put in the 192.* for example only.
I want to use UDP so the remote site computer is always sending data even if it's internet connection drops out. I can receive the file at the main site by tuning into port 13000 using VLC.
How do I keep this and also have VLC generate a SDP file so I can relay the stream using Darwin Streaming Server at the main site? The flow would be this way. MPEG4 camera--> VLC transcode/UDP--> Internet -->Darwin Streaming Server(main site)--> Multiple unicast streams relayed from DSS.
I tried quite a few command line options but it didn't appear I could do both at the same time. Should I be able to make the above situation work?
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./VLC rtsp://192.168.0.90:554/mpeg4/media.amp --sout '#transcode{noaudio,vcodec=mp4v,vb=450,venc=ffmpeg{keyint=45},fps=15}
:duplicate{dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,url=192.168.0.5:13000,ttl=25}}:rtsp-caching=1000'How do I keep this and also have VLC generate a SDP file so I can relay the stream using Darwin Streaming Server at the main site? The flow would be this way. MPEG4 camera--> VLC transcode/UDP--> Internet -->Darwin Streaming Server(main site)--> Multiple unicast streams relayed from DSS.
I tried quite a few command line options but it didn't appear I could do both at the same time. Should I be able to make the above situation work?