I've also included some other ffmpeg output strings we've sent customers for generating h.265 files.

Here are directions posted by a colleague for generating a seamless 60fps file. Using Mencoder, video starts after few seconds.I've seen a few questions about encoding h.265 with ffmpeg or with pcm audio. The behavior when trying to stream web content onto my TV using ffmpeg is the following : TV seems to be waiting for something for around 30 seconds, then shows the message 'Cannot read file'. Now, if I don't use my Panasonic TV to access the web stream but use Kodi UPnP source (and forcing the UMS renderer to be the one of my Panasonic in order have the same transcoding behavior for Kodi than for my TV), then FFMpeg trancoding works.so it must be something with the client. If I force the ffmpeg command by using CustomFFmpegOptions in the renderer conf to be the same as for the local video file, it doesn't work better, so this small difference doesn't seem to be the problem. If I download the web video file locally on my hard drive and stream it by forcing transcoding using FFMpeg, it works and the FFMpeg command line is very similar for the working local file than for the non working web file :įfmpeg64.exe -y -loglevel info -i. I am trying to stream to a Panasonic GT50 TV some content from WEB.conf (focusing on TEDTalks contents only for now, but to be able to use YT addon from Kodi through Jumpy later).įor now, I have been unable to make the transcoding with FFMpeg Web Video worked, and it only worked when transcoding with Mencoder Web (and VLC not working either).

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