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QuickTime? Player is developed by Apple? and is the default player on any Mac OS system. There is also a version available for [[Windows]]. It is a pretty nice player with all the basic funtions for playing and streaming in place. It is very extendible by use of plugins.
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[[QuickTime]] Player is developed by [[Apple]] and is the default player on any Mac OS system. There is also a version available for [[Windows]]. It is a pretty nice player with all the basic functions for playing and streaming in place. It is very extendible by use of plugins.
  
* [http://www.apple.com/quicktime/| QuickTime Homepage] (cache)
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* [http://www.apple.com/quicktime/| QuickTime Homepage]
  
  
<h2>A sample of how to stream from v4l source to quicktime player </h2> <br>
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==A sample of how to stream from v4l source to quicktime player==
 
The command I use is the following:
 
The command I use is the following:
  
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You need vlc and ffmpeg compiled with faad2 library. I have tested it with vlc-0.7.2 on both side client and server on linux and quicktime player on windows machines.
 
You need vlc and ffmpeg compiled with faad2 library. I have tested it with vlc-0.7.2 on both side client and server on linux and quicktime player on windows machines.
  
As usual see vlc howto to know the meaning of each param
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As usual have a look at the VLC-Streaming-Howto to know the meaning of each parameter.

Revision as of 21:01, 24 March 2005

QuickTime Player is developed by Apple and is the default player on any Mac OS system. There is also a version available for Windows. It is a pretty nice player with all the basic functions for playing and streaming in place. It is very extendible by use of plugins.


A sample of how to stream from v4l source to quicktime player

The command I use is the following:

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 faad2 library. I have tested it with vlc-0.7.2 on both side client and server on linux and quicktime player on windows machines.

As usual have a look at the VLC-Streaming-Howto to know the meaning of each parameter.