muxers when streaming : explanations ?

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muxers when streaming : explanations ?

Postby contremaitre » 07 Jul 2008 14:16

Hi

I am confused with muxers when streaming, can someone explain me how it works ?

If i am recording a file with a muxer A. Then, later, I want to stream this file with muxer B.
I think the file is read with A_DEMUXER and then re-muxed with B_muxer and then sent to the network, right ?

But if I record and send the file with the same muxer, is it also demuxed/re-muxed ?

Finaly, are the stream container and the file container the same thing?

thanks

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Re: muxers when streaming : explanations ?

Postby Rémi Denis-Courmont » 07 Jul 2008 17:10

Yes, VLC always demuxes. When streaming a file to the networ, this is required to obtain timing informations and send data in real-time.
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