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On 9/28/2011 11:39 AM, Nicolas George wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Le sextidi 6 vendémiaire, an CCXX, Isaac Wang a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">Thank you for your reply -- what 'higher format' would you recommend
I use for streaming then?
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You did not explain enough what you actually want to do, I do not think that
anyone could advise you relevantly.
I know that some people use RTP to stream audio and video over UDP; RTP
seems quite an ugly protocol, but it works. I believe other people use
MPEG-TS streams, but I can not fathom why.
Regards,
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I am trying to send video frames over a network. Specifically, I am
trying to write a program that will output a video stream that I can
view using VLC / ffmpeg / ffplay. I've tried to use UDP to no avail
and RTP as per instructions listed at this site: <a
href="http://libav-users.943685.n4.nabble.com/Sending-encoded-frames-over-the-network-via-RTP-td3308316.html">http://libav-users.943685.n4.nabble.com/Sending-encoded-frames-over-the-network-via-RTP-td3308316.html</a><br>
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but I can't get my program to work (specifically, I am using av_free
to deallocate memory allocated from url_close_dyn_buf but none of
the memory is actually freed and I eventually run out of memory).<br>
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I would appreciate any detailed suggestions / guides for how to
output video onto a network stream. Thanks in advance.<br>
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