Live Encoding - Mbone Tools | |
The Procedure
Assuming that the live audio and video source are connected to the
corresponding ports of the computer, we will describe a solution based on the
Multicast audio/video tools. Good starting point for downloading
software is http://www.openamash.org or
http://www-mice.cs.ucl.ac.uk/multimedia/software/.
For audio encoding start VAT as
vat <IP_name_of_Darwin_server>/<audio_UDP_port> IP address could be a multicast address or an IP address of a Darwin server (unicast broadcast).
Uncheck "listen" box and click on "settings" button:
Make sure to uncheck "Suppress Silence" box, chose appropriate codec and click "Dismiss" button. Finally, in the main window check "Talk" check-box and the transmission has started.
vic <IP_name_of_Darwin_server>/<video_UDP_port>
click on "Settings" button to set up encoding parameters (we will use H261 codec)
choose appropriate video device in the "Device" section and finally click on "Transmit" to start video stream.
v=0 o=- 3162904348 3162905614 IN IP4 <IP_name_of_Darwin_server> s=a c=IN IP4 <IP_name_of_Darwin_server> a=tool:sdr v2.4a6s2 a=type:broadcast m=audio <audio_UDP_port> RTP/AVP 5 c=IN IP4 <IP_address for audio> m=video <video_UDP_port> RTP/AVP 31 c=IN IP4 <IP_address for video>
Transfer that file to the home directory of the Darwin server, and save it as <name_of_the stream.sdr> file.
rtsp://<name_of_the server>/<name_of_the stream> .
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