Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
Nice one, thanks!
Like this I am capturing a higher resolution:
Code:
Playing: 2-1229-0007-001_PC011800_16X9.flv
(+) Video --vid=1 (h264)
(+) Audio --aid=1 (aac)
AO: [pulse] 48000Hz stereo 2ch float
VO: [opengl] 896x504 yuv420p
Can I go larger? How do I calculate the corresponding resolution from the bitrate?
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Regards,
Mick
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sniff the traffic with ngrep and mp4 filter
example
Code:
ngrep mp4 -d wlan0>sniff-itv.txt
change wlan0 by your connected interface and edit sniff-itv.txt
part of the result
Code:
<MediaFile delivery="Streaming" bitrate=
"600000" base="" tkn="">. <URL><![CDATA[mp4:production/priority/CA
TCHUP/2/1229/0007/001/2-1229-0007-001_PC01600_16X9.mp4]]></URL>. </M
ediaFile>. <MediaFile delivery="Streaming" bitrate="800000" base=""
tkn="">. <URL><![CDATA[mp4:production/priority/CATCHUP/2/1229/0007
/001/2-1229-0007-001_PC01800_16X9.mp4]]></URL>. </MediaFile>.
<MediaFile delivery="Streaming" bitrate="1200000" base="" tkn="">.
<URL><![CDATA[mp4:production/priority/CATCHUP/2/1229/0007/001/2-1229-0007
-001_PC011200_16X9.mp4]]></URL>. </MediaFile>. <MediaFile del
ivery="Streaming" bitrate="1500000" base="" tkn="">. <URL><![CDATA[mp4:production/pri
ority/CATCHUP/2/1229/0007/001/2-1229-0007-001_PC011500_16X9.mp4]]></URL>.
</MediaFile>. <MediaFile delivery="Streaming" bitrate="1800000
" base="" tkn="">. <URL><![CDATA[mp4:production/priority/CATCHUP/2
/1229/0007/001/2-1229-0007-001_PC011800_16X9.mp4]]></URL>. </MediaFi
le>. </MediaFiles>.