H.264 uses special video compression methods.ģ) If your video stream uses RTSP protocol, you can assign := and change value of. MJpeg is just a stream that contains frames as Jpeg images, i.e.

Newer versions of FFmpeg compiled for Windows can be downloaded only in 64bit version (at least I do not know how to find 32bit versions). Note that GStreamer / FFmpeg libraries must have the same bitness (32 or 64 bits) as your project. GStreamer is not used if RVCamera.DeviceType = rvdtIPCamera. If the video has H.264 format, or protocol is RTSP, RVMedia can play it using FFmpeg or GStreamer. The file chunks are hosted by the 'Caddy' web server, which is reverse proxied by NGINX, which hosts a static HTML page with video.js, although this detail is relatively unimportant. using GStreamer (if GStreamer is available and = True and FFmpeg is not used). I'm using ffmpeg to ingest an RTSP video/audio stream, and perform real-time encoding to HLS + fMP4 segments (chunks). using FFmpeg (if FFmpeg is available and = True)

1) If the video stream has MJpeg format via HTTP, RVMedia can play it using 3 different ways:

Ffmpeg rtsp stream latency