demuxer | A tool for demux ts/mp4/flv by typescript

I have set this duration for lists on Windows over the setting 'demuxer', however the android version does not contain this option.

I'm actually creating the list dynamically over a php file in a server, so it looks like this:

#EXTM3U #EXTINF:-1, image1.png #EXTINF:-1, video1.m4v

So I wonder if there is an option in android to make images (not videos) display over a minute and if there is no such option, maybe I can add something to the list to make images display longer?

I have seen a tutorial for the list to use 1000 but it is a tag based language (html?), which seems not to be the case of my list. (link to tutorial: http://chris-reilly.org/blog/vlc-slideshow-duration/)

It is worth mentioning that in the Android version there is a small input for VLClib, but I was unable to find anything related to what I'm looking for.

Any help will be appreciated.

ffmpeg.js uses a custom build of FFmpeg to keep its size low. I am trying to convert a .ts into a .mp4 which has always been an easy task on my desktop (especially since they are even using the same codecs, aac and h.264), but on the custom build, I get the error sample1.ts: Invalid data found when processing input.

The command being run is ffmpeg -i sample1.ts -report -c copy out.mp4.

Other questions I see on this topic get past the initial reading of the input file and I cannot find good resources on what my problem is or how to fix it.

This is a rather nondescript error so I am not sure exactly what the problem is. I assume it means that this build does not have support for ts files, but I am not even sure what that means in terms of codecs and muxers.

From the custom build make file, the enabled demuxers and decoders are

I'm writing a video/audio player that uses libav/ffmpeg for demuxing and decoding MPEGTS streams over UDP. One problem that I'm dealing with is that sometimes the stream is looping and when it loops, my player breaks down.

The issue is that once the stream loops, the new packets have widely different dts/pts. My player is relying on pts for video - audio synchronisation so it's important that I can handle pts properly.

Whenever the server loops the stream, it sends a discontinuity flag, which I can confirm is being correctly received by libav mpegts demuxer (I did some digging in the code and inspected the debug logs). However, it seems to me that the demuxer doesn't act on the discontinuity flag much. In other words, from the point of view of the user I can't tell that there's a discontinuity, apart from the dramatic jump in dts/pts.

Is there a way I can reliably tell that there was a discontinuty so I can recalculate my timestamps and continue playback smoothly?

I have a discord bot hosted on heroku which among it's other functionalities, also provides members to listen to music (much like the famous Rythm bot). However, every time I play a song, the bot crashes and restarts itself after 7-10 of playing songs. This only seems to happen when I'm playing music. Other than that, the bot seems to operate smoothly without any issues or crashes. I've included the start of the error message I get below (full error is very long)

I am using the most recent version of the Discord.js API which requires the use of Discord.js/voice to play audio in a voice chat. I am trying to create my own music bot. I am, however, having trouble with actually playing the audio.

I think the issue is with how I create the AudioResource object although I have attempted to follow the examples on the discord guide.

Here are the relevant parts of the code:

I have a problem with libav. I am using a demuxer (not libav) and I am sure that it is working well. So, problem starts after demuxing.

To decode H264 25 fps video, I am supplying PES PTS values to AVPacket PTS value. Libav then decodes AVPacket into AVFrame and calculates an increasing PTS. Everything seems normal, even trace log, but output video is stuttering constantly. I tried to use both pts and best_effort_timestamp.

I think something is wrong with PTS/DTS values. If values are correct, then problem may related to decoder setup. How can I solve this?

I'd like to be able to stream the video from my webcam to an Android app with a latency below 500ms, on my local network.

To capture and send the video over the network, I use ffmpeg.

I'm trying to use ffmpeg to prepare a mp4 file which is vertical recorded for upload to youtube. (on a synology DS220+) In the output file I want to have no black bars on the side but blured sodebars of the movie itself. This I'm trying to do whit this code (in the end I want to automate this process, but maybe there is a better way to do this):

I am adding video stream capture functionality to a Xamarin Forms project. I am trying to use VLC's LibVLCSharp.Forms (https://github.com/videolan/libvlcsharp) package and the Mobile ffmpeg Xamarin wrapper package, Laerdal.Xamarin.FFmpeg.* (https://github.com/Laerdal/Laerdal.Xamarin.FFmpeg.iOS). However, the internal ffmpeg library from VLC is conflicting with the ffmpeg wrapper and is built with different flags which exclude functionality that I need.

For native development, it looks like you can configure a preferred library with the OTHER_LDFLAGS flag in the Pods-.debug.xcconfig file but I don't see where to do that with Xamarin.Forms. Source: https://github.com/tanersener/mobile-ffmpeg/wiki/Using-Multiple-FFmpeg-Implementations-In-The-Same-iOS-Application

How can I configure Xamarin iOS builds to prefer the mobile ffmpeg library over the VLC ffmpeg library? If I am able to use the mobile ffmpeg library, will it cause issues with VLC?

Here is a log message when I try to run commands with ffmpeg. As you can see, ffmpeg's internal library paths reference "vlc":