[01:26] <Jan-> is there a windows executable available anywhere that represents "current git head" [01:29] <klaxa> Jan-: probably not, but i would think these are pretty recent: http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ [01:31] <Jan-> So why is someone on the ffmpeg mailing list telling people to "test current git head" [01:32] <Jan-> I mean, we're not coders [02:17] <Hello71> http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/: [02:17] <Hello71> Latest Zeranoe FFmpeg Build Version: git-44b22bb (2014-02-22) [02:18] <Hello71> https://github.com/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/commits/master [02:18] <Hello71> ctrl+f 44b22bb [02:18] <Hello71> ~1 day old [07:12] <Snowleaksange> ok got audio/video decode and resampling working [07:12] <Snowleaksange> now for encoding [07:26] <kms_> what happens if I could combine the video and audio tracks of different lengths? [08:50] <Snowleaksange> lets try and take the api changes down a notch this decade [08:50] <Snowleaksange> sometimes precedent is better than innovation or naming consistency [12:26] <totaam_> hi, I'm trying to get the "h265" (aka HEVC) decoder to show up in "./ffmpeg -decoders" but not having much luck: [12:26] <totaam_> http://pastebin.com/TiQN5P2U [12:27] <totaam_> Here's a patch to allow ffmpeg trunk to build against x265 trunk BTW: http://pastebin.com/cwhBkQiX [12:27] <totaam_> not that I care about encoding side, just to get ffmpeg to build with everything enabled [12:28] <totaam_> the only thing that looks suspicious is "WARNING: library configuration mismatch" - any clue? [12:40] -:#ffmpeg- [freenode-info] channel flooding and no channel staff around to help? Please check with freenode support: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#gettinghelp [13:32] <Snowleaksange> what container & codecs should a live stream for <embed video> to work in browsers? [13:34] <Snowleaksange> er <video> [13:43] <JEEB> Snowleaksange, welcome to HTML5 video and streaming [13:43] <JEEB> it doesn't exist [13:43] <JEEB> except for Android 3.x+ and iOS version something, which have support for Apple's HLS thingamajig which is a horrible hack [13:45] <Snowleaksange> hmm ok. my browsers dont support flash anymore [13:47] <Snowleaksange> ok im installing flash player? [13:47] <Snowleaksange> famous last words [13:48] <JEEB> with flash you basically only get rtmpe, which I guess is a bit less of a hack than HLS? [13:48] <JEEB> flv over their protocol [13:50] <Snowleaksange> i used to have webcam + opencv fx streamed via flv and it worked in browsers fine [13:50] <Snowleaksange> but now the world has changed [13:50] <Snowleaksange> this time i cant even blame ffmpeg [14:02] <china> Snowleaksange: you could always get livestreamer which has support for a number of streaming services if you're wanting to watch https://github.com/chrippa/livestreamer [17:46] <qote> hi [17:46] <qote> i have a problem processing a file to h264 in kdenlive [17:46] <qote> it keeps saying: start time is not set in estimate_timings_from_pts [17:46] <qote> running arch linux [19:09] <JodaZ_> °.° wow, libav diverged quite a bit from ffmpeg [19:48] <znf> So, would anyone have any idea what format/container etc. I should stream for a html5 live video feed? [20:11] <JodaZ_> znf, h264/aac in mp4 with fallback of a flash player [20:12] <JodaZ_> znf, or, if your users are 90% techies, webm ofc [20:15] <znf> JodaZ_, so what transport should I use? [20:15] <znf> for live streaming? [20:15] <JodaZ_> oh wait, live? [20:15] <JodaZ_> sorry [20:16] <JodaZ_> the answer is HLS then [20:16] <znf> yeah [20:17] <JodaZ_> most streaming pages are using HLS or DASH nowadays [20:17] <JodaZ_> hmm, wait, html5 can't do either °.° [20:18] <JodaZ_> come to think of it, i don't think anyone is using html5 for live streaming [20:19] <JodaZ_> well, DASH is html5 in theory, but the support isn't ready i think [20:22] <rcombs> JodaZ_: at Plex, we use HLS and DASH for that in <video> [20:22] <JodaZ_> rcombs, does that work for anything besides apple devices? [20:22] <rcombs> and ffmpeg also can generate WebM files that Chrome likes; not sure on Firefox [20:22] <rcombs> DASH works in Chrome, at least [20:23] <rcombs> (WebM live-streaming, that is) [20:24] <JodaZ_> rcombs, question, can plex HLS be used as a caching source, or are segments different when requested out of order? [20:25] <rcombs> I'm not sure what you mean there [21:11] <znf> Unable to find a suitable output format for 'out.m3u8' [21:11] <znf> well, crap [21:11] <znf> now what? [21:13] <sacarasc> I didn't know that ffmpeg could make playlists. [21:14] <znf> sacarasc, the docs seems to say so [21:14] <znf> Do I need a streaming server if I want to push to flash? :-/ [21:15] <znf> I have a webcam that produces a rtsp stream, and I have no idea how to easily publish it on the web :-/ [21:21] <rcombs> re-read the hls or segment muxer docs [21:22] <rcombs> the output arg shouldn't be out.m3u8; it should be an image2-style output that indicates the path to the actual segments [21:22] <rcombs> the playlist is specified in a separate arg [21:27] <znf> rcombs, well the docs just say ffmpeg -i in.file out.m3u8 [21:33] <rcombs> hmm, so it seems, for the HLS muxer (I usually use the segment one) [21:33] <rcombs> try adding `-f hls`? [22:21] <llogan> znf: are you using an ancient build? [00:00] --- Mon Feb 24 2014