2018-10-07 18:03 GMT+02:00, Omer Iqbal :
> I am developing a video streaming mobile application. In order to support
> multiple orientations, I am currently using h.264's SEI Display Orientation
> message in my H.264 bitstream. (For more context, my bitstream is
> transported over RTMP and package
Omer Iqbal wrote:
> I'm curious, does anyone know why this is not implemented in video players?
> Considering it is part of the H.264 specification, and ffmpeg supports
> decoding it?
>
I believe that changing frame orientation within a stream is very awkward
and rare situation, which should be
Thanks for the suggestion. I took a quick look at mpv. Sadly it does not
seem to support H.264 SEI Display Orientation messages either :(. Please
correct me if I am wrong.
I also glanced at VLC. It doesn’t seem to use AV_FRAME_DATA_DISPLAYMATRIX
either.
I'm curious, does anyone know why this is not
You might be better served by mpv.
libmpv may be a better implementation for a video player than ffplay.
On Sun, Oct 7, 2018, 19:04 Omer Iqbal wrote:
> Hey everyone!
>
> I am developing a video streaming mobile application. In order to support
> multiple orientations, I am currently using h.264'
Hey everyone!
I am developing a video streaming mobile application. In order to support
multiple orientations, I am currently using h.264's SEI Display Orientation
message in my H.264 bitstream. (For more context, my bitstream is
transported over RTMP and packaged as FLV)
I see that ffprobe can d
