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".
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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'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.
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?
So my new job started. The company provided me with a computer with a Windows Server 2008 operating system and they told me I should watch some Live Meeting recorded instructions and demonstrations about how the system works that I will be working on.
Live Meeting, in case you don’t know, has a very cool feature where you can record a power point and video demonstration and play it back later. The problem is that the video part does not work for a 64 bit operating system like Windows Server 2008. An error prompts you to download an MSA1 codec.
After a few attempts to solve the problem, I asked the administrative assistant for a second computer which she gave me. But it turns out the only one I got was one with a Vista 64 bit operating system and I found I still had the same problem with the new computer.
I have a 32 bit Vista operating system computer at home so I took the files home to see if I could run the Live Meeting recordings there. To my shock, I got the same error.
That is the problem I have. Now here are my questions. Where in the world do I get the codec for MSA1? How do I install this file on my computer? Surely there must be some sort of work-around for the computers with the 64 bit operating system. What are these work-arounds? I have searched the internet and I have yet to find a solution.
What fun!
http://ochoco.blogspot.com/2009/03/convert-your-live-meeting-recordings-to.html?
The tool mentioned in the above answer does not work any more. So for
people still struggling with the issue in 2021, most of the links of converter and codecs are dead. The converter is available on alternate site but biggest problem was to get hold of the codecs.After trying tons of options following worked for me on windows 10 64 bit
Download converter - the official link is https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/30328.convert-and-edit-microsoft-office-live-meeting-recordings.aspx in case it is not working search for it and you might find alternate links for it.
Download codec - On running this converter the conversion fails because new version of windows do not have required codec and finding the codec was the most difficult part .Download the scdec.dll from here https://samples.ffmpeg.org/drivers32/newcodecpack/ Register the dll manually using by running the command from a elevated command prompt => regsvr32 scdec.dll
Now you can use the converter to convert the live meeting recording into a wmv , select the meeting recording folder and click on convert.