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| − | {{website|QuickTime| | + | {{website|QuickTime|https://www.apple.com/quicktime/}} |
| − | + | QuickTime is developed by Apple and is the default player on any [[macOS]] system. There was a version available for Windows, but support was dropped in 2016. It is a freemium player that charges more for exporting videos into different [[codec]]s. It is extensible through plugins. | |
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==Compatibility== | ==Compatibility== | ||
| − | VLC has a problem understanding certain types of streamed .[[mov]] files. If a file can be played in QuickTime | + | {{VLC}} has a problem understanding certain types of streamed .[[mov]] files (the native format for QuickTime). If a file can be played in QuickTime and not VLC, open it in QuickTime and let it decide which datarate is best for your connection, then pause it and open the stream info. You should then be able to copy the link and open it in VLC. |
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==A sample of how to stream from v4l source to quicktime player== | ==A sample of how to stream from v4l source to quicktime player== | ||
| − | The following command is an example of streaming from [[Video4Linux]] to QuickTime | + | The following command is an example of streaming from [[Video4Linux]] to QuickTime (player): |
{{%}} vlc -vvv --intf dummy v4l:/dev/video0:norm=pal:frequency=37525:size=720x576:channel=0:adev=/dev/sound/audio:audio=0 | {{%}} vlc -vvv --intf dummy v4l:/dev/video0:norm=pal:frequency=37525:size=720x576:channel=0:adev=/dev/sound/audio:audio=0 | ||
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sdp=http:/myserver.dot.com:8082/tv.sdp}' | sdp=http:/myserver.dot.com:8082/tv.sdp}' | ||
| − | You need | + | You need VLC and [[FFmpeg]] [[compile]]d with the [[libfaad]] (the FAAD2 library). I have tested it with vlc-0.7.2 on both side client and server on Linux and QuickTime on Windows machines. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:46, 14 April 2019
QuickTime is developed by Apple and is the default player on any macOS system. There was a version available for Windows, but support was dropped in 2016. It is a freemium player that charges more for exporting videos into different codecs. It is extensible through plugins.
Compatibility
VLC media player has a problem understanding certain types of streamed .mov files (the native format for QuickTime). If a file can be played in QuickTime and not VLC, open it in QuickTime and let it decide which datarate is best for your connection, then pause it and open the stream info. You should then be able to copy the link and open it in VLC.
A sample of how to stream from v4l source to quicktime player
The following command is an example of streaming from Video4Linux to QuickTime (player):
% vlc -vvv --intf dummy v4l:/dev/video0:norm=pal:frequency=37525:size=720x576:channel=0:adev=/dev/sound/audio:audio=0 --sout '#transcode{acodec=mp4a, vcodec=mp4v,vb=2000,ab=128,vt=800000,keyint=80}:rtp{dst=239.2.12.42,port=1234, sdp=http:/myserver.dot.com:8082/tv.sdp}'
You need VLC and FFmpeg compiled with the libfaad (the FAAD2 library). I have tested it with vlc-0.7.2 on both side client and server on Linux and QuickTime on Windows machines.
