Recording video stream "as is" (without RVMedia's own compression)
Recording video stream "as is" (without RVMedia's own compression)
Is there any way to save video stream (rtsp or smth like this) to a file "as is" without RVMedia's own compression of previously decompressed frames?
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Re: Recording video stream "as is" (without RVMedia's own compression)
Is it just not yet implemented or not possible at all?
And could you explain why?
If you get video stream then you could just write it to disk without any changes, couldn't you?
Or I just don't understand something?
And could you explain why?
If you get video stream then you could just write it to disk without any changes, couldn't you?
Or I just don't understand something?
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Re: Recording video stream "as is" (without RVMedia's own compression)
TRVCamRecorder does not know about video source. It just receives video frames from TRVCamera or TRVCamReceiver.
Re: Recording video stream "as is" (without RVMedia's own compression)
Ok, then may be TRVCamera or TRVCamReceiver can do it?
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Re: Recording video stream "as is" (without RVMedia's own compression)
If you do not need to show this video, or to send using TRVCamSender, it's possible to implement recording using FFmpeg or GStreamer, so that they read input video stream and record a file. Moreover, it is possible to implement using their command line utilities.
Probably, this mode will be implemented in future updates of RVMedia, but currently it is not implemented.
Probably, this mode will be implemented in future updates of RVMedia, but currently it is not implemented.
Re: Recording video stream "as is" (without RVMedia's own compression)
I need to show video but I need also to record the stream as is, without any changes.
I am quite sure that this feature is very useful not only for me.
My case is so widespread (show video and record it at the same time) that many users will be glad to use this possibility. What is the sense of recompressing video to record it (if you do not want to change the stream)? You only get worse quality and processor overhead.
So, waiting for the implementation!
Thanks in advance!
I am quite sure that this feature is very useful not only for me.
My case is so widespread (show video and record it at the same time) that many users will be glad to use this possibility. What is the sense of recompressing video to record it (if you do not want to change the stream)? You only get worse quality and processor overhead.
So, waiting for the implementation!
Thanks in advance!