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Originally Posted by nwtim
Anybody know what the error "Unknown packet type 58 encountered! Unable to proceed." might mean?
For context, I'm trying to get video from NBCOlympics and using the AdobeHDS manifest command only grabs keyframes. If I can get it with ffmpeg, that's the simplest way, but so far 2 of the 4 programs I've tried to download that way have hiccups in them and I can't seem to get the -ss and -t switches to work properly. Therefore, I'm using DownloadThemAll on these problem programs to get all the audio and video Seg1-Frag files and try to join them with AdobeHDS.php before muxing them. I can get big chunks of the program to join and mux perfectly, but it's a real pain when it bumps into these impossible packets several times in a program because of how difficult it is to identify the exact fragments it happens on.
Anybody have any ideas or thoughts on this?
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I think this issue has been resolved. First, KSV explained (in my thread,
Stream Capture from NBCOlympics) that DownloadThemAll sometimes saves the error message sent by the server instead of actual fragment data, so I was probably trying to join incompatible file content. Also, kudos to KSV for adding a -debug switch to his AdobeHDS.php script. It provides a simple way to differentiate between keyframe streams and fragment streams. See
http://stream-recorder.com/forum/sho...8&postcount=38 for description.
The problem with not being able to get a complete event captured appears to be related to internet connection dropouts, but the jury is still out on that.