Hey, When using an HLS input transcoding processes can really be speeded up compared to having a udp input simply because you have a few segments cached and can transcode immediately as fast as CPU allows.
This means that ffmpeg will also produce the playlist and first segments really quickly. This is all good. The main problem is when we want to make the output also available in UDP. Simply we use the tee muxer to trancode once and output to both hls and udp. The problem is that UDP becomes bursty and is not "streamed". We would like someway to use "-re" (realtime) output for the udp output but not the HLS output. Do you understand the reasonings and what can you suggest? We thought that it might be possible to possibly use tee muxer to output to stdout+hls and then launch a separate ffmpeg to do "-re" from stdout to produce the multicast output. But isnt there a better way? Thanks, _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-devel mailing list ffmpeg-devel@ffmpeg.org http://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-devel
