[Ffmpeg-devel-irc] ffmpeg.log.20120617

[burek]

[00:14] <miadon> Hello I am currently using ffmpeg to record my desktop (Linux) it's all working fine, quality is great.... only one little issue I am currently having. Have noticed that the depth of colour in the resulting video as good as the colour on the screen and looks a little washed out.. what flag can I use to increase the quality?
[00:39] <cv> Hi guys, can ffmpeg dump frames from RTMP?
[00:42] <miadon> It appears to be quieter than a dead mouse in here at the moment :p
[00:51] <dan_> how quiet is a dead mouse?
[00:53] <miadon> quieter than a quiet living mouse
[01:00] <cv> i need to grab jpeg frames from RTMP stream - http://www.earthcam.com/usa/newyork/timessquare/
[01:00] <cv> any ideas?
[01:00] <cv> i've been reading about rtmpdump and ffmpeg
[01:22] <miadon> specific frames?
[01:22] <miadon> or just a frame every so often?
[01:23] <dan_> rtmp url is rtmp://video2.earthcam.com/fecnetwork/hdtimes.flv
[01:27] <cv> dan_,, how did you find that url?
[01:27] <cv> well, i need to run that through opencv computer vision library
[01:27] <cv> so i need to dump every frame to jpeg
[01:27] <cv> if that's possible
[01:34] <cv> any ideas?
[01:37] <miadon> a hacky way I woudl do it is some kind of screenshot macro with imagemagik XD just take a screenshot every second
[01:43] <leoj3n> I've got 3 .MOV files shot using an iPhone 4. They each have different framerates in the 24-30 range because iPhone changes the framerate based on environment lighting (stupid). What's the best way to set the framerate of each movie whilst keeping the audio synced up?
[01:44] <leoj3n> I want the resulting file (whether it be MOV again or not) to have lost nothing (be "lossless" I think is the term)
[02:11] <hwk> WHY THE NEED FOR THE FRAMERATE CHANGE
[03:54] <ReekrScream> hello, has anyone ever compiled ffserver for Windows?
[06:01] <Darkclaw66> is -threads 0 a good paramater to use to speed up the process
[10:18] <IanWizard-Cloud> Wow, it's grown a bit since I was here last.
[10:18] <IanWizard-Cloud> Is there a more appropriate place to discuss image compression?
[10:18] <IanWizard-Cloud> Inquire about I suppose would be more accurate.
[10:21] <dan_> image? video?
[10:37] <IanWizard-Cloud> dan_: image in this case.
[10:38] <IanWizard-Cloud> I was thinking about it, and I had a thought about a compression scheme, I don't want to pursue working it out, if it's just a wast of effort though.
[13:41] <Nickname123> Is it possible to segment variant streams for HLS on the same frames with FFmpeg?  I am using the x264 qpfile option to ensure that the lower quality streams have all of the keyframes from the highest quality stream
[13:42] <Nickname123> I want to add cutting streams up to serve via hls to my encoding process
[13:44] Action: Nickname123[A] is now away - Reason : afk
[13:51] <kilojam> HI   im using  libavcodec to make mp3,  when i convert from stereo to mono the result is played back pitched down,  any ideas?
[13:51] <kilojam> stereo->stereo works fine
[13:54] <ubitux> it's because of the rematrix
[13:54] <ubitux> try setting a rematrix volume to 2
[13:54] <ubitux> (i guess)
[13:55] <ubitux> wait i'm saying something wrong, forget this
[13:58] Action: burek takes ubitux to a shade and give him a cold beer :)
[13:58] <ubitux> nothx :(
[13:58] <burek> the sun is strong today :)
[13:59] <ubitux> yes, and i hate it, but i was talking about the beer
[13:59] <ubitux> i'm only drinking sane juice, did you forget?
[13:59] <burek> oh :) yes you dont like it
[13:59] Action: burek exchanges beer for lemonade :)
[13:59] <ubitux> :)
[14:00] <ubitux> kilojam: can you paste your command line and full output on pastebin?
[14:00] <burek> kilojam, can you try using pan audio filter to create a mono output and then convert it to mp3
[14:02] <kilojam> http://pastebin.com/k37VskrK
[14:02] <ubitux> oh you're using the API...
[14:04] <ubitux> i don't see where you're doing the downmix
[14:04] <ubitux> but you should use libswresample for this
[14:04] <ubitux> just like ffmpeg.c does
[14:04] <ubitux> you might want to look at doc/examples/filtering_audio.c
[14:06] <kilojam> thanks,   i assumed the downmix would happe under the hood in libmp3lame :)
[14:06] <ubitux> that's possible, i'm not sure how that work
[14:07] <ubitux> but if so, maybe it's a bug in libmp3lame
[14:07] <ubitux> using libswresample will allow you to downmix any kind of audio input
[14:07] <ubitux> not only mp3+stereo :p
[14:27] <kilojam> do i need to set up a filter graph to downsample through the api?  the example is quite complex
[14:27] <kilojam> downmix (not downsample)
[14:28] <ubitux> yes it's somehow complex, maybe it could be simplified
[14:28] <ubitux> though, you exactly know what you will have on the output
[14:32] <kilojam> ok,  so im hoping i can do the downmixing in the same loop as my lame encoding
[14:32] <kilojam> and not downmix and then encode as seperate processes
[14:33] <sky100> hi
[15:04] <Bolle> Hi, could someone possibly help me?
[15:08] <Bolle> This might take some time, since there doesn't seem to be anyone active.
[15:13] <Bolle> If anyone see's this, please help. It isn't that hard of an issue.
[15:13] <Bolle> difficult*
[15:21] <sky100> hello
[15:22] <sky100> how to convert a video file downloaded from you tube to an .mp4 file using ffmpeg ..
[15:22] <sky100> the resolution of the you tube file is 480x360 , i want to get it at 320x240
[15:22] <sky100> pls help...
[15:23] <saste> Bolle: don't ask to ask just ask
[15:23] <saste> sky100: what's the problem with -s 320x240?
[15:24] <sky100> saste. i want the file in 320x240
[15:25] <sky100> resolution
[15:25] <sky100> to make it compatible for my mobile device .. i was told that ffmpeg is a great app to convert videos
[15:26] <saste> sky100: http://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg.html#Video-Options
[15:38] <sky100> ok thnx saste
[15:42] <Bolle> Hey I'm new to it, I'm trying to solve it myself. If I fail, I'll state my question/s
[15:44] <Bolle> By the way, I was wondering about a thing. Do you really have to uninstall FFmpeg each time you want to implement a library?
[15:51] <Bolle> Well one problem, when following the guide on the forum on how to install libx264 and ffmpeg, it gives me this error when I use 'idconfig':Sorry, command-not-found has crashed!
[15:57] <Bolle> Anyone?
[15:58] <Bolle> It has to mean something, because when I tried to run ffmpeg it gave me : ffmpeg: error while loading shared libraries: libx264.so.125: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[15:59] <Bolle> If it doesn't, then does it matter that I followed the guide as root?
[16:04] <Bolle> Anyone?^^
[16:07] <Bolle> I just hope I'm not sitting here waiting for nothing...
[16:10] <Bolle> Aw well, I'll just try to change the permissions on the file.
[16:13] <saste> Bolle: i can't explain you how libs are handled in UNIX (and I have no idea what system/platform you're running)
[16:13] <saste> anyway you should be aware of the meaning of LD_FLAGS, you can use trace but if this sounds too advanced then you should rely on a package manager
[16:14] <saste> unless you want/need to develop expertise with unix libraries handling
[16:15] <saste> *LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[16:15] <Bolle> You mean to know where the file is at?
[16:15] <Bolle> I already know where it is.
[16:16] <Bolle> I changed the permissions to 666, still gives me the same error.
[16:16] <Bolle> Though about LD_LIBRARY_PATH where would I need to place that? After a command, or is it a command by itself?
[16:16] <saste> no it's not related to permissions, the system can't find the libs
[16:17] <Bolle> Oh okay, I need to set the path.
[16:17] <saste> check the output of trace to check which paths the application looks for
[16:17] <saste> trace ffmpeg ...
[16:18] <Bolle> Yup, when I try *LD_LIBRARY_PATH, it gives me the same error as it gave me on idconfig
[16:19] <Bolle> Sorry, command-not-found has crashed! Please file a bug report at: https://bugs.launchpad.net/command-not-found/+filebug Please include the following information with the report:  command-not-found version: 0.2.44
[16:20] <saste> cool, command-not-found must be an useful tool
[16:20] <Bolle> Funny, I know
[16:20] <Bolle> I suck at linux, since I'm a windows newb.
[16:21] <Bolle> meh gimme a sec
[16:24] <saste> open a console, do this: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/where/libx264/is/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[16:24] <saste> trace ffmpeg
[16:24] <saste> check the output ... profit
[16:28] <Bolle> Yeah, i did export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/where/libx264/is/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH (yes changed the path)
[16:28] <Bolle> then wrote trace ffmpeg on the next line, got the same error
[16:29] <Bolle> By the way, should I write the path to it with full path or from the dir I'm in?
[16:31] <Bolle> I was reading that before you suggested...
[16:33] <JEEB> Bolle, do you just need a ffmpeg binary or are you planning on using the shared libraries?
[16:33] <JEEB> (from your own code/app)
[16:39] <Bolle> I'm only planning on using it for user purposes, no developing. Also woulnd't it be simpler to just get idconfig to work properly?
[16:44] <JEEB> Bolle, if you only need an ffmpeg binary that can be used by users on a machine I'd just build it static >_>
[16:44] <JEEB> much less effort
[16:45] <Bolle> Bro, this is my situation, I tried following the guide on http://ffmpeg.gusari.org/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=14
[16:45] <Bolle> Idconfig wouldn't work and now I'm stuck with this.
[16:47] <JEEB> did you follow the libx264 thing on the same forums?
[16:47] <Bolle> Of course.
[16:47] <Bolle> And yes, I did it prior to the ffmpeg
[16:47] <JEEB> if so, just remove the shared lib that you installed when you installed libx264 (leave the dot-a one)
[16:47] <JEEB> and rebuild ffmpeg
[16:47] <JEEB> that would make ffmpeg link the static libx264
[16:48] <JEEB> because I'm not sure what exactly is your problem with loading the shared lib, but statically linking the dependency should just make it go away as long as it can be found when linking during compilation
[16:48] <Bolle> so just to make it clear, remove libx264.so.125, remove ffmpeg, install ffmpeg
[16:49] <JEEB> and the possible other dot-so file that libx264 might have installed (which would be a symbolic link to the one with the API version)
[16:49] <JEEB> but yeah, remove that, make distclean and re-configure ffmpeg
[16:50] <JEEB> and recompile + reinstall
[16:53] <Bolle> I have a question.
[16:54] <Bolle> If I want to implement a new library. Do I just have to make distclean, configure, compile and install ffmpeg again?
[16:54] <JEEB> ?
[16:54] <JEEB> what does "implement a new library" mean?
[16:55] <Bolle> Well, add a new library.
[16:55] <JEEB> to ffmpeg?
[16:55] <Bolle> Yeah, like I did x264
[16:55] <JEEB> yes, you would have to clean, re-configure accordingly, compile and re-install
[16:55] <JEEB> yup
[16:55] <Bolle> All right. Thank you. :)
[16:55] <JEEB> "add another library to the ffmpeg install" would have been a bit more understandable ;)
[16:56] <Bolle> Yeah, implement has been stuck in my head for ages. Ever since school.
[16:57] <JEEB> "implement" usually means that you want to create something yourself :)
[16:58] <Bolle> All right. Well they used it when we were learning programming, all the time, as a reference to adding.
[16:58] <Bolle> So I just figured.
[16:59] <JEEB> well, at school you usually do implement your own features (write code) into something :)
[16:59] <JEEB> (and otherwise)
[16:59] <Bolle> Yes, but they used it for things that we didn't create ourselves.
[16:59] <JEEB> :)
[16:59] <Bolle> Like libraries and packages that we had to download.
[17:00] <JEEB> well, if you had to implement the code between what would be using that library and the library itself (the interface...)
[17:00] <Bolle> All right installing, let's hope it all goes well.
[17:00] <JEEB> otherwise it was improper :)
[17:02] <Bolle> Hey, you learn something every day. By the way, the first time I installed ffmpeg, I could read from external sources, yet when I followed a guide to install x264, it would refuse the connection. I'm hoping it won't be the case with this, if so, is there something I need to enable or? ...
[17:03] <Bolle> ffmpeg: error while loading shared libraries: libx264.so.125: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[17:03] <Bolle> Seems it didnt work.
[17:03] <JEEB> ok, seems like it's still linking to the shared lib
[17:04] <JEEB> or it calls your older binary
[17:04] <JEEB> if you run the binary in ffmpeg's source folder (./ffmpeg when you're in that folder) does it still do that?
[17:05] <Bolle> yup yup
[17:05] <JEEB> alrighty
[17:05] <JEEB> then you still have the libx264 library somewhere where ffmpeg picks it up
[17:05] <JEEB> (the shared one)
[17:06] <Bolle> So I need to delete it at all costs.
[17:06] <Bolle> This just got personal, though I suck at linux, so this might take time.
[17:12] <Bolle> All right found it
[17:14] <Bolle> So... I have to make cleandist n so on again then?
[17:15] <JEEB> yeah
[17:15] <JEEB> distclean
[17:15] <Bolle> I was going to say distclean but I changed it, overthinking always makes you fail.
[17:16] <JEEB> now it should either error during linking at the time of compilation (no library available), or it should pass
[17:16] <Bolle> oh shit
[17:18] <Bolle> Out of curiosity, what does idconfig do?
[17:18] <JEEB> it does some setting up for shared libraries
[17:19] <JEEB> checks what libraries are available etc. in the pre-set shared lib folders
[17:19] <JEEB> not wholly sure myself either, though :P
[17:19] <Bolle> So that was the problem then.
[17:19] <JEEB> for my personal usage I just keep to static linking
[17:19] <JEEB> easier that way
[17:19] <JEEB> and lets you put the binary wherever you want on your file system
[17:20] <Bolle> Yeah, I have mine in home/*name*
[17:20] <Bolle> The guide prior to this one configured them there. So I just figured.
[17:21] <JEEB> with shared libs you either have to start playing with the LD_whatever variable when running the binary, or you have to put the shared libs exactly where your system wants them to be at
[17:22] <Bolle> Well I'm planning on setting ffmpeg up on a server later on, so I guess this way is better.
[17:24] <JEEB> the negative side of static linking starts to rise its head when you have multiple things using the same library
[17:24] <JEEB> because you'd have every binary having the library in itself
[17:24] <JEEB> (thus making binaries bigger)
[17:25] <JEEB> when you just want to build something a la ffmpeg with a single or so static dependency, meh
[17:26] <Bolle> So I shouldn't use static then.
[17:28] <Bolle> Is there a repository that I can use for installing x264, and I would have to set ./configure to --enable-libx264, anyways, so I would have to do it manually.
[17:28] <Bolle> All right, ffmpeg seems to work with out any problems, let's test it.
[17:32] <Bolle> Well it seems that it didn't solve the initial issue.
[17:35] <Bolle> Scratch that, the issue is it not being able to read from a mms(mmst) protocol.
[17:35] <Bolle> It was with the first installation I used.
[17:38] <Bolle> Any idea? I can even provide the url for the page where I got the repository that I used.
[17:41] <Bolle> Never mind, got it to work.
[17:45] <Bolle> Um, so... when I try encoding with -vcodec x264/H264/h264, it gives me "Unknown encoder 'h264'"
[17:47] <JEEB> there is no such encoder in libavcodec, the only H.264 encoder is libx264 :)
[17:47] <Bolle> kay
[17:47] <JEEB> there's a decoder, naturally, though
[17:48] <Bolle> Yup, saw that. ^
[17:48] <Bolle> ^^
[17:48] <Bolle> Whats the encoder name for AAC?
[17:49] <JEEB> aac is the internal (ffaac) one, then there's the non-distributable libfaac which uses the faac library
[17:49] <JEEB> the internal one is good if you give it enough bitrate, but generally you most probably want to use faac :) )
[17:50] <Bolle> Mm, I figured I'd have to add the lib for AAC, said something about that in the documentation...
[17:51] <Bolle> Before I go any further. When I want to set it up on the server. How should I go at it? Manually? If so, what path should I install it on?
[17:52] <JEEB> it really depends on what OS etc. you are running
[17:52] <Bolle> Ubuntu, 12.04
[17:52] <Bolle> 64bit
[17:52] <JEEB> generally self-built binaries go to /usr/local or something
[17:53] <Bolle> All right, what about the libraries, where should they be placed? usr->local->lib?
[17:54] <JEEB> yeah, you would get that by setting --prefix=/usr/local in configuration scripts
[17:55] <JEEB> although if you have static linking you could just use some temporary location for the dependency libs, and then just install only ffmpeg in /usr/local
[17:55] <JEEB> but that's really just up to you :)
[18:00] <Bolle> Uh all right. I'm too uncertain about this, so I rather ask.
[18:01] <Bolle> I'm going to be streaming about 20-40 ones at once. You said it's bad to have several instances for static.
[18:01] <JEEB> oh no, not in that meaning
[18:01] <Bolle> Hm?
[18:02] <JEEB> it's like if you have several applications using the same libraries, and the real negative side is just the file size (and the fact that even if you have an update that doesn't change the API you'd still end up rebuilding all of them)
[18:02] <Bolle> Oh, you mean different applications.
[18:02] <JEEB> yes
[18:03] <Bolle> So then static is fine. :D
[18:03] <Bolle> Thank god.
[18:04] <JEEB> the main thing is to know where you installed them, and to possibly add --extra-cflags="-I/where/you/installed/include" and --extra-ldflags="-L/where/you/installed/lib" to the configure
[18:04] <JEEB> (for dependencies)
[18:04] <JEEB> if they aren't installed in a place where the compiler would look at by default
[18:05] <Bolle> Hm
[18:06] <JEEB> basically the first one adds a setting to the compiler's commands that tells it to look over that one folder, too
[18:07] <JEEB> and then the second tells the linker to look for the library in that folder, too
[18:07] <JEEB> but that is only needed if you install the libraries outside of the scope where the compiler looks at by default
[18:08] <Bolle> All right, so if I install the folders at /x/lib where I place /x/ffmpeg, then it will check it automatically?
[18:09] <JEEB> no
[18:09] <JEEB> also executables usually go into <prefix>/bin
[18:09] <Bolle> But wasn't that what it just did with x264?
[18:09] <JEEB> you just happened to install libx264 into a place that was checked by default
[18:10] <JEEB> you can check the directories it checks by default with some command line if you want
[18:10] <JEEB> don't remember it straight away
[18:10] <Bolle> Lol np.
[18:10] <Bolle> Kay then, my main question before you started this explanation. What's the parameters for setting ./configure to check the folder?
[18:11] <JEEB> what I said a few lines higher
[18:11] <JEEB> the --extra-cflags and --extra-ldflags
[18:11] <JEEB> I even wrote what those two did
[18:11] <Bolle> Oh sorry, I never saw that. One moment
[18:12] <Bolle> Oh, I just read the path you wrote, not the command, thank you.
[18:12] <JEEB> ok, found it
[18:12] <JEEB> echo "" | gcc - -xc -v -E
[18:12] <JEEB> should give you some text about your current gcc's setup
[18:13] <Bolle> Really, thank you for all your help.
[18:13] <JEEB> #include <...> search starts here: <- the directories listed after this part is what matters
[18:14] <JEEB> basically if something is installed in a separate directory structure than that, you'll have to specify it somewhere for the headers/libraries to be found
[18:14] <JEEB> with ffmpeg, it's those two (extra-cflags and extra-ldflags)
[18:16] <JEEB> the 'big i' is "add the following dir to header search path" for the compiler, and the big L is 'add the following dir to library search path' for the linker
[18:32] <Bolle> Can I ask you for a favor? Since my sister won't stop nagging me about the RTSP's, which I can't get to work. It's not a protocol issue.
[18:32] <Bolle> Rather, it's about the stream. I was wondering if you could try to recieve it, and see if you can get it to work. because either I can't or I'm just doing something wrong.
[18:35] <Bolle> Otherwise I could just copy paste the output?
[18:35] <JEEB> never used rtsp so I have no idea
[18:36] <Bolle> Does it matter that I'm talking this much in the main channel?
[18:36] <Bolle> Or should I message you rather?
[18:36] <JEEB> nothing bad so far
[18:36] <JEEB> and randomly pm'ing without real reason isn't really a preferred thing
[18:37] <Bolle> So that's a no on messaging.
[18:37] <leoj3n> hwk: because I'm editing the audio separately then merging the video back together as a single file with a single framerate'
[18:37] <Bolle> I wouldn't pm just anyone, with out asking first.
[18:39] <Bolle> Well one error that it's giving is : WMV3 Complex Profile is not fully supported
[18:39] <Bolle> So I have to add the decoder for that then huh :/
[18:39] <JEEB> that's rather self-explaining
[18:39] <JEEB> the support for that profile is not full in the libavcodec library
[18:40] <Bolle> Meh, before adding those libraries, I'm going to try to solve the .asf issue.
[18:40] <JEEB> I don't think there's a native library for that WMV profile
[18:40] <Bolle> The same issue was there as well. That it's not fully supported, according to the FAQ, but in the terminal it saids Unexpected data"
[18:41] <JEEB> yeah, I've heard that the asf parser isn't exactly perfect
[18:41] <Bolle> I'm so screwed.
[18:43] <Bolle> Which one : msmpeg4v2      .avi/.asf  msmpeg4      .asf only  wmv1      .asf only  wmv2      .asf only
[18:43] <Bolle> Or is their support of asf similar, regardless?
[18:44] <Bolle> Forgot, just check the codec in the source itself.
[18:55] <Bolle> Um, so they are all wmv3 and wma2, should it be wmv1? or wmv2? with adpcm_ima_wav as the audio codec?
[20:06] <phunyguy> Hello, I have an mkv with MPEG2 video, AC3 audio, subtitles, and chapter markers.  I can get ffmpeg to remux this to a .vob as it should be, (DVD Video) But how can I get it to carry over the chapter markers?
[20:09] <Bolle> I checked both codecs of ffmpeg and the codec list, all the formats are supported in decoding. So does anyone know how I can solve the issue : WMV3 Complex Profile is not fully supported ?
[20:09] <Bolle> I've been searching google, can't find any actual answers.
[20:15] <JEEB> it just means that libavcodec doesn't support it (fully), no other way than to someone add the support by writing code
[21:10] <Bolle> JEEB, if I could cook for you, you'd probably get food poisoning, but I woulnd't know any other way of thanking you.
[21:24] <Bolle> I know I've asked many dumb questions, but I'll try to make this my last one: I want to start up a bunch of streams, by running a config file, I know ffserver runs off of a config file, but can you use it like you use ffmpeg? That is, I can recieve and restream external sources
[21:25] <Bolle> Never mind, I just remembered reading about transcoding in the config file last night. Which would make ffmpeg null. Sorry about the question.
[21:49] Action: Nickname123 is no longer away : Gone for 8 hours 5 minutes 21 seconds
[21:50] <Nickname123> Is it possible to tell the segmenter which keyframes should start new segments?
[21:50] <Nickname123> from cli
[22:19] <Bolle> Is there a way of setting a stream to restart if it stops?
[23:24] <Bolle> FFserver can't take in external sources, am I correct?
[23:25] <Bolle> It can only take from local files and local streams, from FFmpeg for instance, right?
[23:29] <dan_> ugh
[23:29] <iive> Bolle: i think you are wrong. ffmpeg streams to ffserver, ffserver broadcasts it
[23:30] <iive> they can be on different machines.
[23:30] <Indiana> Does ffmpeg use gpu acceleration?
[23:30] <dan_> so mkvmerge will still output a b-frame without second ref warning even if i remove the offending frames from the gop?
[23:30] <dan_> unless i also set the closed GOP flag?
[23:30] <sacarasc> Indiana: No.
[23:31] <Bolle> I was asking if the FFserver can utilize external sources, like mms://x.x.x.x/lalala
[23:32] <Bolle> The external source is a multicast, not from me then.
[23:33] <Bolle> Can it?
[23:33] <Bolle> Otherwise, can you run ffmpeg from a config file?
[23:38] <iive> Bolle: i don't think ffserver supports mms in any form, but I may be quite wrong.
[23:38] <iive> about the config file... depends what program is configured with it :P
[23:38] Action: iive is not really helpful today 
[23:39] <Bolle> Better than nothing. I just wanted to know if ffserver could receive streams that weren't unicast, that is, sent to it.
[23:42] <Bolle>  Is there anyone that can give me a definite answer?
[23:42] <Bolle> Honestly, only reason I wanted to run FFserver, was since it runs off of a config, so that launching streams could be automated.
[23:43] <Bolle> Is there any other solution? Or possibly a way to make streams restart when they fail?
[23:49] <Bolle> Hmm, is there possibly a way of having a playlist, like you can see all the streams off of the server? So people can see them in a list rather
[23:50] <Bolle> That is, they see each stream that's added
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