Hi.
I was reading the documentation and it wasn’t clear what happens in the
following case.
I’ve set up a network connection, and data is being delivered asynchronously to
a buffer (a sort of elastic FIFO).
I’ve set up avio_alloc_context() to read from that FIFO.
I’ve done an avformat_open_in
Hi all,
I’m looking at the API and trying to figure out how to adapt it to our use, but
without much luck. If I get this working, I’ll try to upstream the enhancement
in case it’s generically useful.
The problem in a nutshell is we’re using libevent2 and everything is
event-driven, including
Hi,
I’m looking at struct AVIOContext and avio_alloc_context(), and wondering if
there’s an alternate mode of I/O where reading a stream (for instance) is
event-driven by data arriving on a network socket.
This is in a trivial sequential case with no seeking or pausing.
I’m using libevent2 and
> On Feb 28, 2018, at 4:12 PM, Nicolas George wrote:
>
> Philip Prindeville (2018-02-28):
>> I’m working on network test and measurement and I’ve been tasked to
>> write a test suite for streaming video performance.
>>
>> This will run inside headless embed
Hi,
I’m working on network test and measurement and I’ve been tasked to write a
test suite for streaming video performance.
This will run inside headless embedded devices (i.e. routers, probes, etc) so
has no hardware to render to. It’s the streaming itself and the end-to-end
network transpor
