Streaming FLV files in http

[Pierpaolo Gullˆa]

Hi guys ,

this is my first messagge on the Gstreamer's mailing list.

SO i try to explain my need.

I want to develop an application that take and. mpg files (encoded with
ffmpeg , with mpeg2video for the video and mp2 for the audio).

I want one files , and encoding to the flv on the fly and streaming in
http this flv

I see that with gstreamer it's possible , but I dont' know the command
line instructions that I must to use on my Ubuntu 8.0.4 Box.

Can you provide to me some links or some instructions?

Best Regards.

Goodbye

Pierpaolo

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[Ivan Murashko-2]

Hello Pierpaolo,

I have the same problem (want to stream with gstreamer via http). After a small investigation I found that it's impossible to do it now with available plugins. In my opinion it can be done only by creating an own plugin.

The good start point is the tcpclient sink plugin (from base set). Do you want to cooperate with it? May be my info is obsolete and you've found what you need?

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On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 7:08 PM, Pierpaolo Gullˆa <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi guys ,

this is my first messagge on the Gstreamer's mailing list.

SO i try to explain my need.

I want to develop an application that take and. mpg files (encoded with
ffmpeg , with mpeg2video for the video and mp2 for the audio).

I want one files , and encoding to the flv on the fly and streaming in
http this flv

I see that with gstreamer it's possible , but I dont' know the command
line instructions that I must to use on my Ubuntu 8.0.4 Box.

Can you provide to me some links or some instructions?

Best Regards.

Goodbye

Pierpaolo

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[Sebastian Dröge-7]

Am Samstag, den 31.01.2009, 14:18 +0300 schrieb Ivan Murashko:

> Hello Pierpaolo,
>
> I have the same problem (want to stream with gstreamer via http).
> After a small investigation I found that it's impossible to do it now
> with available plugins. In my opinion it can be done only by creating
> an own plugin.
>
> The good start point is the tcpclient sink plugin (from base set). Do
> you want to cooperate with it? May be my info is obsolete and you've
> found what you need?

You should use the flvdemux plugin from gst-plugins-bad. It supports
streaming over HTTP and other stuff ;)

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[Pierpaolo Gullˆa]

Hi Sebastain , thanks for your help!

Now i do another search in google , and I found this blog

http://blog.mycroes.nl/2008_06_01_archive.html

Now I have more clear how gstreamer works.

I must to try to take a mpeg2 files , create by ffmpeg , installed on
the sistem , and streaming this using the

flvdemux plugin from gst-plugins-bad

Do You have any idea about the command that we must to use ?

Thanks for the help

Best regards

Pierpaolo

Sebastian � ha scritto:

> Am Samstag, den 31.01.2009, 14:18 +0300 schrieb Ivan Murashko:
>  
>> Hello Pierpaolo,
>>
>> I have the same problem (want to stream with gstreamer via http).
>> After a small investigation I found that it's impossible to do it now
>> with available plugins. In my opinion it can be done only by creating
>> an own plugin.
>>
>> The good start point is the tcpclient sink plugin (from base set). Do
>> you want to cooperate with it? May be my info is obsolete and you've
>> found what you need?
>>    
>
> You should use the flvdemux plugin from gst-plugins-bad. It supports
> streaming over HTTP and other stuff ;)
>  

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[Arnout Vandecappelle]

On Saturday 31 January 2009 12:18:38 Ivan Murashko wrote:
> I have the same problem (want to stream with gstreamer via http). After a
> small investigation I found that it's impossible to do it now with
> available plugins. In my opinion it can be done only by creating an own
> plugin.

 I also needed that; however, in the end you'd need to implement a webserver
in this plugin (parse HTTP headers, parse URLs, support SSL, ...).  So in the
end I just wrote a php script that opens a UNIX socket and communicates this
(via DBUS) to the GStreamer application.  The GStreamer application then
either starts a new pipeline, or adds an fdsink to the running pipeline.

 I could send you the PHP script, but I don't think it's very reuseable.  If
you need inspiration, though...

 Regards,
 Arnout
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[Ivan Murashko-2]

Hello,

My idea by now is to write a very simple http server that will accept data from gstreamer (via fdsink or gdp for example) and send them back to the client. Thus it's very close to that you've done. It will be interesting to look at your code (as a sample).

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On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 11:24 AM, Arnout Vandecappelle <[hidden email]> wrote:

On Saturday 31 January 2009 12:18:38 Ivan Murashko wrote:
> I have the same problem (want to stream with gstreamer via http). After a
> small investigation I found that it's impossible to do it now with
> available plugins. In my opinion it can be done only by creating an own
> plugin.

 I also needed that; however, in the end you'd need to implement a webserver
in this plugin (parse HTTP headers, parse URLs, support SSL, ...).  So in the
end I just wrote a php script that opens a UNIX socket and communicates this
(via DBUS) to the GStreamer application.  The GStreamer application then
either starts a new pipeline, or adds an fdsink to the running pipeline.

 I could send you the PHP script, but I don't think it's very reuseable.  If
you need inspiration, though...

 Regards,
 Arnout
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[Thomas Vander Stichele]

On Mon, 2009-02-02 at 09:24 +0100, Arnout Vandecappelle wrote:

> On Saturday 31 January 2009 12:18:38 Ivan Murashko wrote:
> > I have the same problem (want to stream with gstreamer via http). After a
> > small investigation I found that it's impossible to do it now with
> > available plugins. In my opinion it can be done only by creating an own
> > plugin.
>
>  I also needed that; however, in the end you'd need to implement a webserver
> in this plugin (parse HTTP headers, parse URLs, support SSL, ...).  So in the
> end I just wrote a php script that opens a UNIX socket and communicates this
> (via DBUS) to the GStreamer application.  The GStreamer application then
> either starts a new pipeline, or adds an fdsink to the running pipeline.

You could take a look at flumotion (http://www.flumotion.net/ )  which
is an HTTP streaming server based on GStreamer and Twisted.  The
CPU-intensive stuff is done by GStreamer pipelines, using multifdsink as
the element to actually send data to clients.

Thomas

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