RTMP Metadata Stream For Augmented Reality

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RTMP Metadata Stream For Augmented Reality

Eric-Stone
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Re: RTMP Metadata Stream For Augmented Reality

Sebastian Dröge-3
On Mon, 2017-06-12 at 01:49 -0700, Brendan Lockhart wrote:
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> Adapt Gstreamer's rtmp elements to support onTextData. Being the nerd
> that I am, I would love to do this, but unfortunately I'm a noob at C
> so this would probably take me a huge amount of time and be too low
> quality to be of much value to the community.
> Are there any options for this that I've missed? Any suggestions or
> advice would be more than appreciated.

I would suggest to go with the onTextData approach, it seems most clean
and reliable and you would be able to extend it with anything you'd
want.

If I remember the code correctly, on the GStreamer side this would have
to be handled only in flvdemux / flvmux.

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Re: RTMP Metadata Stream For Augmented Reality

Baby Octopus
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How about using H264 custom SEI for this? In which case you wouldnt have to worry about which muxer/demuxer you are using. Also, libav should support extraction of this Custom SEI
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You should perhaps modify h264parse to do that. or if you are using x264, there must be a way to insert custom SEI through the APi itself. Worth exploring that