I'm struggeling very hard at the moment. Does anyone know how to stream audio via commandline with vlc? I'm using an Debian without GUI. My target is my system (localhost) I've been looking for weeks now.
vlc /data/sound.mp3 --sout '#standard{access=http,mux=ogg,dst=localhost:8080}'
this is what I have. Can anyone help me?
Thank you, Granit
I guess this code can help you.
vlc -vvv /data/sound.mp3 --sout '#rtp{dst=127.0.0.1,port=8080,sdp=sap}'
Be sure it is in the vlc class.
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I am trying to connect my Raspberry Pi CM4 to Wifi automatically after start-up. I am using Buildroot based Linux distribution. I have worked with Yocto before and it provides systemd-networkd and wpa_supplicant feature to connect to wifi on boot. I am lloking something similar in Buildroot but couldn't find any notes online.
So far, I think I have enabled the necessary config/driver using make menuconfig :
but now, how can I set-up wpa_supplicant.conf? Any link to notes or suggestion would be helpful.
Can anyone please let me know how to proceed further with it?
Your help will be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
P.S: I am using Buildroot 2022.02 release and also using systemd feature and let me know if any info is missing here.
I tried to do the same thing but ultimately could not get wpa_supplicant to cooperate with connman. Connman kept throwing "Error /net/connman/technology/wifi: Not supported" and none of the fixes I found online worked.
Instead I switched to using iwd, the modern replacement for wpa_supplicant.
I only needed to add the file
/var/lib/iwd/<MyWifiSSID>.psk
with the contents:
[Security]
Passphrase=<MyWifiPassword>
Then everything worked! By default it will try to autoconnect at boot. If it disconnects, it reconnects whenever possible. It is basically everything I need, and therefore I have given up trying to get wpa_supplicant to cooperate.
ps. I have also tested iwd with connman on top, which also seems to work quite nice.
I'm using FFMPEG to stream to a synology NAS, I cant open the files in VLC over the network. I assume its some sort of CIFS/SMB thing (edit: I think its actually the paths in the .m38u file). I don't really want to setup a nginx server. This is for local use.
Any thoughts on a lightweight solution?
Cheers in advance
Neil
So turns out that my problems stemmed from a bug playing .m3u8 files in vlc versions greater than 3.0.8
https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=153329
rolled back, and im now working through a nginx docker container.
Thanks anyway!
I have installed phpvibe4 on my surver my website name is surfoye.com I have enabled FFMPEG settings in the admin area, but still it doesn't create any video thumbnail and time duration after uploading any video from my computer.
if someone has experienced this please assist me. Thanks !
Install ffmpeg you can fix it or get a webhosting company which contains ffmpeg I recommend c-server.jp/en
Are you sure you have ffmpeg installed?
Are the paths edited well to your server's ffmpeg in phpvibe's admin?
Have you searched this in their forum, they have tens of topics.
You can also use the tester under their "Requirements".
I am trying to live stream a file to Akamai's servers via RTMP from flash and I cannot get past the authentication step even though I know I am using the right username and password (the credentials work in FMLE). I Have found some posts online but they are older and its difficult because no one ever reports what build of FFMPEG they are using.
Has anyone gotten this to work with Windows binaries?
you can try to use a build of ffmpeg with akamai auth support http://sinclairmediatech.com/building-ffmpeg-for-adobe-media-server-akamai-auth/
So I installed ffmpeg etc and it seems to work ok but for some reason I don't have watermark.so on my server. I have a watermark.c in a folder called gpac_extra_libs. Maybe I missed something in the install, does anybody know what I need to do to get watermark.so on a Centos 5.x 64bit?